Cotto Etrusco

COTTOETRUSCO stands out thanks to its natural color variations, irregular shapes, and authentic, rough texture typical of old bricks. Each tile is unique due to its artisanal production process.

Yes, small impurities or particles in the clay are normal. These are intentionally preserved to maintain the material’s natural appearance and structure.

The terracotta floors, bricks, and roof tiles are entirely handmade and baked for ten days in wood-fired kilns after a natural drying period.

For indoor use, installation with lime mortar is recommended. If a mortar bed has already been applied, a specific thick-bed adhesive can be used.

Yes, provided it is correctly installed with breathable materials and properly glued, the material is frost-resistant.

Yes, we recommend treating it with a stain protector. Afterwards, regular vacuuming and cleaning with pH-neutral products is advised.

NATURALE

• Features: Rough texture with natural grooves and imperfections typical of dried clay. Highly suitable for outdoor use and spaces with a strong rustic character.

NATURALE CARTEGGIATO (sanded)

• Features: Hand-sanded surface creating an aged, lived-in effect. Ideal for classic or rustic indoor spaces and for the renovation of historic buildings.

NATURALE SEMILEVIGATO (semi-smoothed)

• Features: Machine-treated for a smooth and regular surface. Perfect for elegant interiors where ease of maintenance is important.

NATURALE LAVATO (washed)

• Features: Hand-washed surface with slightly raised edges. Suitable for various indoor spaces, combining smoothness with a handcrafted feel.

You can order in the store or by mail.Mention the correct reference, the number of m2 and the delivery address and we will send you a price offer.

At your front door, or with your contractor, by an external trasport company.They will notify you before delivery.

Like all of our terracotta collection, these tiles are made of local natural clay fired in a kiln.Since energy is the most expensive resource, firing is done as economically as possible, preferably in the summer.Rejected tiles are crushed and recycled for the next production.