Concrete tiles arranged in a pattern of concentric circles with square slabs filling the empty areas. This texture is suitable for paving patios.

Numerous square cobblestones are arranged in circles overlapping each others.

These paving tiles are excellent for outdoor pavement such as public arenas.

This concrete wall has a sandy colour and is full of embossed flowers and crosses.

This texture is stunning for outdoor structure.

These are terracotta tiles having shades of orange. This texture is great for paving kitchens and back gardens.

These black tiles are made of hexagonal, diamond and star-shaped patterns. The grout and surface is full of yellowish-brown sand. This texture is good for garden floor.

This rough tile is made of concrete. It is a bit rough and has a vintage pattern. It is suitable for garden and backyard flooring.

These are rough terracotta tiles which are suitable for outdoor flooring. They are orange with mosaic patches on the surface.

The SBSAR Substance Designer file gives you a chance to manipulate the corner radius turning a square into rounded square.

Of course, the amount and ratio of the tiles can be changed. Besides, tilt level, bevel level, grout color, grout width, edge wear level, specks and scratches can also be adjusted.

This concrete has a bit shiny texture. A few big cracks are running on the concrete. Greenish mold also grows on the surface.

It looks natural when being used as concrete wall or floor texture of damaged buildings and roads.

It is a very common grey asphalt.

This texture fits for highways, car roads, pedestrian roads, pavements etc.

It also right for concrete walls and pillars.

They are classic tiled grey bricks which can be found in many streets and parks.

Bricks can be arranged in a lot of patterns. Herringbone pattern is one of the most common patterns, which can be found on many pavements.

This texture is quite similar to Bricks 0003, except it is grey and its edges are worn out.

It is suitable for pavements and sidewalk, especially outdoor ones.

They are classic tiled red bricks which can be found in many streets and parks.

Bricks can be arranged in a lot of patterns. Herringbone pattern is one of the most common patterns, which can be found on many pavements.

It is suitable for pavements and sidewalks, especially outdoor ones.

Those red bricks have very irregular, rough and bumpy surface.

They are outdoor bricks, so they have a lot of worn out areas.

It is more suitable as a wall material than a floor texture, otherwise, the floor will be too rutty.