14.5x49.8 cm tiles are a special format designed for compositions in which the laying pattern becomes an integral part of the design. The elongated shape of the module makes it possible to alternate orientations and create geometric sequences, diagonals and more articulated changes of direction than with a traditional straight laying pattern.
The length of around 50 cm makes each individual element clearly visible, while the narrow width allows the repetition of the module to create a continuous pattern. The result can appear more regular or more dynamic depending on the chosen laying pattern and the orientation of the individual elements.
14.5x49.8 cm porcelain stoneware can be used on floors and walls when the aim is to emphasise the laying pattern: across a large surface, the pattern becomes part of the architecture, while in more defined areas it can characterise niches, bands or sections of wall covering.
The distinctive feature of the format therefore lies in its compositional freedom: not simply an elongated size, but a module designed to create recognisable geometric patterns through the arrangement of the elements.