Drawn to scale, Black and white colourway.
MHT-P02
Border
Norwood
Victorian · 1860s to 1900s
Checkerboard
Black and white 100 mm squares laid on the diagonal. The simplest floor in the book, and still the one that makes the most of a long path, because the diamonds pull the eye along it. Hides an out of square verandah better than a straight grid.
- Pattern codeMHT-P02
- ComplexitySimple
- SuitsKitchen, Path, Verandah
- BordersNorwood, Balmain, Deco
Tiles in this pattern
| Zone | Tile |
|---|---|
| A | Square |
| B | Square |
Take this pattern with you
A two page pattern sheet with the drawing, the tile schedule and photos of the pattern laid.
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Borders
Borders that suit this pattern
Every floor gets a border. These are the ones we would put with Checkerboard. Ask us to draw something else if you have one in mind.
Norwood
MHT-B01 · 100 mm
Balmain
MHT-B05 · 120 mm
Deco
MHT-B09 · 120 mm
Something else?We draw borders to order and match existing ones.
Ready to see it on your floor?
Send us a photo of the space and the pattern code. We come out, measure, and quote the whole job from supply to the last clean.