What is 200x1000mm in feet?

200x1000mm is about 8 x 40 inches, which is 2.15 square feet per tile. A box of 5 covers 10.76 square feet.

How many boxes of 200x1000mm do I need for 500 sq ft?

Divide 500 by 10.76, which gives 47 boxes. Add about 5 to 10 percent for cutting waste, so order 50 to 52 boxes.

What does 18 random faces mean?

It is the number of different tile faces printed in the design before any repeat. At 18 this size has the most variation Metro makes, so a large floor runs longer before a face repeats.

Which is the lightest box to carry?

This one, at 20 kg. That matters on upper floors, sites without a lift, or where transport weight is capped.

200x1000mm Gres Effetto Legno | 1,00 m² a scatola

Perché scegliere il formato 200x1000mm

Il formato 200x1000mm si colloca tra le plance compatte e quelle a grande formato di Metro, con 56 design disponibili. Ogni scatola contiene 5 piastrelle per una copertura di 10,76 piedi quadrati e un peso di 20 KG, la scatola più leggera della gamma, utile per i piani alti o per progetti con limiti di peso rigorosi durante il trasporto.

Come ogni plancia Metro, anche questo formato è in gres ceramico smaltato, con costruzione curve-edge (non rettificata), spessore 9-9,5 MM e assorbimento d'acqua 6-8%. Le sue proporzioni si adattano bene a stanze di medie dimensioni, dove una plancia 150x900mm risulterebbe troppo corta ma una 200x1400mm più difficile da movimentare. Usa i filtri sopra per sfogliare la gamma 200x1000mm per colore e finitura.

Where the 200x1000mm plank works

This size sits between the narrow 150x900mm and the long large formats. At 200mm wide and 1000mm long it suits medium sized rooms where a 150x900mm plank starts to look short but a 1400mm board would be awkward to carry and cut. Bedrooms, studies and mid sized living rooms are the usual application.

The most face variation in the range

Designs in this size ship with up to 18 random faces, more than any other Metro plank. Across a large floor that means a longer run before any tile face repeats, which is the single biggest factor in whether a tiled floor reads as real timber or as a repeating pattern. If face variation matters more than plank length on your project, this is the size to specify.

Handling and transport

At 20 kg per box this is the lightest box Metro packs, useful on upper floors, on sites without a lift, or where transport weight is capped. Each box covers 10.76 square feet across 5 tiles.

Technical specification

Material	Glazed ceramic
Thickness	9 to 9.5 mm
Water absorption	6 to 8% (B II b body)
Modulus of rupture	280 to 300 kg/cm2
Edge	Curve edge, non rectified
Surfaces	Satin Plain, Matt Texture, Satin Texture
Tile type	Floor and wall
Tiles per box	5
Coverage per box	10.76 sq ft
Weight per box	20 kg
Series	Regular
Application	Indoor floor and wall, covered outdoor
Laying patterns	Straight, staggered, herringbone

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 200x1000mm in feet?

200x1000mm is about 8 x 40 inches, which is 2.15 square feet per tile. A box of 5 covers 10.76 square feet.
How many boxes of 200x1000mm do I need for 500 sq ft?

Divide 500 by 10.76, which gives 47 boxes. Add about 5 to 10 percent for cutting waste, so order 50 to 52 boxes.
What does 18 random faces mean?

It is the number of different tile faces printed in the design before any repeat. At 18 this size has the most variation Metro makes, so a large floor runs longer before a face repeats.
Which is the lightest box to carry?

This one, at 20 kg. That matters on upper floors, sites without a lift, or where transport weight is capped.