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Structural clay tile

Structural clay tile describes a category of burned-clay building materials used to construct roofing, walls, and flooring for structural and non-structural purposes, especially in fireproofing applications. Also called building tile, structural terra cotta, hollow tile, saltillo tile, and clay block, the material is an extruded clay shape with…

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Church of San VitalePlaster of parisCooper Union BuildingNew York CityFormwork
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Building materialsTerra-cottaSaltillo tileFalseworkClay
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Structural clay tile

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Structural clay tile

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related to 1850s-1870s · 16
Structural clay tile → Balthasar Kreischer, British, Cooper Union Building, Each, Frederick, George, However, I-beams, In, Johnson, Joseph Bunnett, New York City, Peterson, Peterson's, The, United States
related to 1910s-1950s · 6
Structural clay tile → After, Flat, Greater, However, Increasingly, New
related to Classification · 5
Structural clay tile → Each, Hard, However, Its, Structural
related to 1880s-1900s · 4
Structural clay tile → However, Peter Bonnett Wight, The, With
related to Vertical Application · 3
Structural clay tile → In, Likewise, The
related to Manufacturing · 2
Structural clay tile → Different, Structural
related to Book Tile · 1
Structural clay tile → Book

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tile clay structural used construction use concrete popularity walls floor fireproofing building material arch tiles arches hollow glazed end flooring

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Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sThe0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sUnited States0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sFrederick0.60section
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Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sI-beams0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sCooper Union Building0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sNew York City0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sHowever0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sPeterson's0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sIn0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sBalthasar Kreischer0.60section
Structural clay tilerelated to 1850s-1870sGeorge0.60section

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