Fired-clay paving and flooring
Terracotta Floor Tiles for Coordinated Project Design
Warm clay colour, modular formats and project-specific selection for interior floors, courtyards, terraces and pedestrian landscapes.
Material character
Clay surfaces with natural tonal depth
LOPO terracotta floor tiles use a fired clay body and are offered in multiple references, colours and modular formats. Final appearance should be approved from current samples.
Designed around the project
Flooring performance is a system decision. Tile reference, thickness, surface, substrate, setting materials, joints, drainage and maintenance all affect the installed result.
- Four currently published product references: FG8812, FG8822, FG8863 and FG8873.
- A published thickness range of 12–30 mm, selected according to the intended use.
- Square and rectangular formats that support straight, offset, diagonal and mixed layouts.
- Samples and reference-specific technical data available for project review.
Published information
Start with dimensions, then verify performance
The table separates currently published product information from the test values and design decisions that must be confirmed for the selected reference.
| Product type | Fired-clay terracotta floor tile / clay paver |
|---|---|
| Body | Clay-based ceramic body |
| Approximate firing temperature | Around 1200°C as currently published; confirm for the selected reference |
| Published thickness | 12–30 mm |
| Published formats | 150 × 150 mm; 200 × 200 mm; 300 × 300 mm; 115 × 240 mm |
| Product references | FG8812, FG8822, FG8863 and FG8873 |
| Colour and surface | Reference-dependent. Approve current physical samples and agreed production tolerances. |
| Project-specific confirmation | Request applicable water absorption, breaking load, abrasion, slip, dimensional and freeze-thaw data before specification. |
Current references
Four colour directions for coordinated layouts
These photographs show representative samples and installations. Screen colour is not a substitute for approval of a current physical sample.
FG8812
Light toneA pale sand-to-buff direction suited to schemes that call for a lighter clay palette. Confirm current shade range and compatible step pieces.
View four more FG8812 references
FG8822
Warm orangeA warm orange clay direction illustrated in modular formats and a herringbone courtyard layout.
View four more FG8822 references
FG8863
Earth brownAn earth-brown direction that can be paired with warmer tiles to define borders, circles and other geometric fields.
View four more FG8863 references
FG8873
Clay redA deeper red clay direction shown in both standard modules and a diagonal interior floor layout.
View four more FG8873 references
Specification note: Photography is indicative. Shade, surface and dimensional tolerances should be agreed against current samples, product data and the applicable project standard.
Need the broader floor-tile reference? Open the Floor Tile Catalogue from LOPO's downloads page, then confirm current availability and technical data for the selected reference.
Open Floor Tile CatalogueApplication planning
Match the tile and assembly to the setting
An application photograph establishes a design direction, not automatic technical suitability. Review the complete floor build-up for every project.
Interior floors
Residential, hospitality and public interiors, subject to loading, wear, cleaning and slip requirements.
Courtyards and terraces
Exterior pedestrian areas with appropriate drainage, movement joints, substrate design and exposure-rated selection.
Landscape paving
Garden paths, plazas and walkways where the tile, bedding system and edge restraint are engineered for the use.
Steps and transitions
Coordinated stair or edge pieces require compatible geometry, detailing and slip review; see the related staircase range.
Specify from evidence, not a universal claim
Water absorption, breaking load, abrasion, slip resistance and freeze-thaw behaviour vary by product and test method. Ask for the data applicable to the exact reference, thickness and intended use.
- Reference-specific data
- Current physical sample
- Complete assembly review
- Applicable local standard
Practical questions
Before you select a terracotta floor tile
Use these answers as a starting point, then confirm the project-specific details with LOPO.
Can every reference be used outdoors?
Do not assume so. Confirm climate, freeze-thaw exposure, drainage, slip requirement and the applicable product data for the selected reference.
Which sizes are currently listed?
The published formats are 150 × 150 mm, 200 × 200 mm, 300 × 300 mm and 115 × 240 mm. Other requirements are subject to feasibility and factory confirmation.
How should the thickness be selected?
The page currently publishes a 12–30 mm range. Selection depends on loading, format, substrate, installation system and required test performance.
Can I request samples and technical data?
Yes. Send the project location, application, target quantity, preferred reference and required standards so the relevant sample and documentation can be discussed.