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Four coloured cement floor tile patterns arranged as a two-by-two CAD panel
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Decorative Tile Hatch Patterns - Four Cement Tile Designs

Four ornamental cement tile designs in colour, each built from one quadrant mirrored four ways.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Size
26.1 × 9.2 in (width × height)
Entities
1613 block references, 2 arcs and 1 paragraph text
Layers
44_A-WALL
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
64 KB
Updated

About this block

Four ornamental floor tile designs, drawn in colour and set out as a two-by-two panel. Each tile is built from a single quadrant block repeated four ways: 5500 with 61 entities, 6690OPOP with 42, T5T5Y6Y6U7 with 47 and 737376464 with 25, placed as thirteen inserts across three layers, one of them named 44_A-WALL. The motifs are a quatrefoil medallion with a floral centre, a diagonal lattice of squares and diamonds, an acanthus pinwheel, and an eight-point star with quarter-circle corners.

Cement and encaustic tiles like these go into bathroom and entrance-hall floors, kitchen splashbacks and courtyard paving, and on an interior sheet they are the first thing a client looks at. Draw them at 1:20 or larger; below that the line work turns to mud and a plain hatch reads better. The header extents in this file do not match what is drawn, so set the tile size yourself, and 200 mm square is the usual cement tile.

The four-way symmetry is made with negative X scale factors and 180 degree rotations, which means any variant can be rebuilt from one quadrant. Copy a quadrant, mirror it sideways, then mirror the pair upward and you have a new tile in three moves. Keep the tiles on a layer of their own so they can be frozen while you work on the room behind them, then array one tile at its own width to fill the floor.

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Questions

Can I change the colours?

Yes. The colour is set on the objects inside each quadrant block, so edit the block once and all four repetitions follow.

How big should one tile be?

Scale it after insertion. Cement tiles are normally 200 mm square, sometimes 150 or 300 mm, and the file gives no reliable size.