Anyone recognize this tile pattern - Tile Advice

[Andy Allen]

Do any of you recognize this tile pattern......and what it's called.....if it even has a name..

 

[Dan]

Opus romano 4 tile sizes...?

 

[Dan]

Kinda like this?

 

[Old Mod]

Is this the same, dont think it is, can't tell haha

 

[Dan]

There are two 30x30's (or 45x45's) next to each other so don't thing it's romano but might be opus something else?

Does it matter? You got match it or something? Just draw the pattern out and work the sqm out of that and then duplicate it. And add about 20% for off cuts and take back what you don't use lol

 

[Flintstone]

It's neither of those two you 2 have posted and it's not a roman pattern! It looks like somebody has made it up as they have gone on to me

 

[John Benton]

This is French Opus, four tile sizes, don't think it's that though.

 

[Old Mod]

But we're agreed it's an opus pattern or variation haha

 

[John Benton]

Safe to say that Marc. Not seen one like that before

 

[Blunt Tool]

Recommended pattern as per manufacturer is usually printed on tile boxes

 

[Andy Allen]

Tile sizes are 600x400 /400x400 /400x200 / 200x200...
Believe it or not I tiled it about 6 years ago and can't for the life of me remember where I got the pattern from....ha ha
Anyway got 50m2 of it to do in a new extension in the same house and they want the same pattern just thought if the pattern had a name it would make life easier ordering the correct amount of tiles..

 

[Andy Allen]

Recommended pattern as per manufacturer is usually printed on tile boxes

Come to think of it , it may have come off the box.........got no bloody box's left though...

 

[John Benton]

Same sizes as the French Opus I did Andy but looks a different layout

 

[Andy Allen]

Maybe I've just invented a new pattern!!
I will call it ' the AA special ' ....

 

[Andy Allen]

Same sizes as the French Opus I did Andy but looks a different layout

It's the two 200x200 next to each other diagonally that are different from anything I've seen..