FIELD TILES by PRATT AND LARSON

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SQUARES AND RECTANGLES

The essential building blocks in any designer’s toolkit, these classic shapes can lend themselves to truly remarkable layouts. We offer all sizes from 3×3 to 6×12 and everything in between – meaning the only limit is your imagination.

USAGE: Dependent on glaze use, please check glaze usage chart

3 x 3 SQUARE

4 x 4 SQUARE

4 1/4 x 4 1/4 SQUARE

5 x 5 SMOOTH

6 x 6 SQUARE

8 x 8 SQUARE

2 x 4 RECTANGLE

2.5 x 5 RECTANGLE

2 x 6 RECTANGLE

2 x 8 RECTANGLE

3 x 6 RECTANGLE

3 x 6 W/CLIPPED CORNER

3 x 8 RECTANGLE

4 x 6 RECTANGLE

4 x 8 RECTANGLE

4 x 10 RECTANGLE

4 x 12 RECTANGLE

5 x 10 RECTANGLE

6 x 12 RECTANGLE

SHAPES

All shapes come standard on smooth bisque and are available in any color. SBN is not available on field shapes. The Mini Quarter Round Architectural Trim works perfectly as a finishing edge for these pieces.

4″ Equilateral Triangle

6″ Equilateral Triangle

Small Picket

Large Picket

5″ Diamond

3″ Hexagon

5″ Hexagon

8″ Hexagon

4″ Octagon

6″ Octagon

8″ Hexagon

4″ Rhomboid

Large Arabesque

Small Elongated Hex

Large Elongated Hex

Small Elongated Ogee

Large Elongated Fan

Large Elongated Ogee

Elongated Crescent

Large Lantern

Square Lantern

Large Fan

Large Scalloped Fan

Hourglass

Facet

Chevron Field

FIELD TILES AVAILABLE IN THESE SURFACES

SMOOTH

Smooth field offers a sleek finish with smooth edges.

RUSTIC

Rustic field has an organic textured surface, which encourages glaze pooling and variation. This surface varies from tile-to-tile, may be subtle or pronounced from one order to-the-next, and is further enhanced or softened by your glaze selection.

PORTLAND

Portland field offers crisp edges and a flat surface that reveals the unique markings of our handmade process. These surface markings can appear subtle or more pronounced and are further enhanced or softened by your glaze selection. Portland field can be installed with a slightly tighter grout joint to emphasize its modern Zellige-inspired style.