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Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern

Paver and tile pattern arranged as Triangles in Alternating Directions

A Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern consists of a pattern of uniform squares like that of a checkerboard. Each square is cut diagonally, so within the square there are two right triangles that meet at the hypotenuse. The squares are alternated by the tiles that are cut diagonally one direction then the other to create a feeling of movement.

A Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern consists of a pattern of uniform squares like that of a checkerboard. Each square is cut diagonally, so within the square there are two right triangles that meet at the hypotenuse. The squares are alternated by the tiles that are cut diagonally one direction then the other to create a feeling of movement.

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Wall Tile Sizes:
2” | 51 mm
3” | 76 mm
4” | 102 mm

Floor Tile Sizes:
6” | 15 cm
8” | 20 cm
12” | 30 cm
16” | 41 cm
18” | 46 cm
24” | 61 cm

Shape: Triangle
Variations: Vertical, horizontal

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Drawings include:
Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern sample (horizontal), sample (vertical), unit logic

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Wikipedia - Tile
Wikipedia - Pavement

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Tiles, and related pavers, are manufactured repeatable units arranged in various patterns as floor or wall coverings. Crafted with durable materials such as ceramic, clay, metal, stone, wood, and glass, tiles are commonly used where it is desired to have easy to clean and impact resist surfaces.

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