Construction of a 144 sqm bungalow in Fichtenwalde (near Potsdam)

If you look here, you can see a stair pattern.

If you look here you can see a stair pattern.

And exactly that must not happen with the wild association. But of course it always depends on what you ordered.

I had a tile setter explain to me once that this is how it’s done with these large formats because tiles never end up perfectly flat but instead have a hump. With large formats, this naturally creates an extreme difference towards the edges, and if the tiles next to each other have too much offset (in extreme cases 50% offset), the highest point of the hump on one tile ends up next to the lowest point of the next, which can even become a trip hazard.

That’s why the offset is not made too large. It was also written on my tiles: a maximum of 20% offset.
Here it rather looks like 10%, maybe ’s tile setter is just very careful or the tiles are very warped.
The fact that the same offset is not always exactly 100% has to do with the wood pattern, so it looks “more natural.”

If you look here you can see a stair pattern.

He has been a master tiler for many years,