This set of checker tiles consist of 2 colours, light blue and navy. The tiles are arranged in different orientations to form large and small squares, triangles and ribbons.

Dirt can clearly be seen on the surface.

It is a decorated wall with blocky wooden blocks. There are 2 layers of cubes and each layer is made of different types of wood.

It is a studded tread plate texture which is highly worn and is rusty in more areas.

It can also be used to texture walls.

It is a steel tread plate with circular studs. Each stud has a hole in the middle. It can also be used for texturing walls.

These square tiles are ceramic material. They are most suitable for the classic black and white floor.

The color combination, grout color, position random, grout width, edge wear level, amount of dents and scratches can all be changed by the Substance 3D SBSAR file.

It is a cloth having a well-known weaving pattern called houndstooth or dogtooth. Original houndstooth consists of only black and white. This material is a variant.

With the SBSAR, you can change all the 4 colors of this texture to create unlimited numbers of dogtooth patterns.

You can also manage the level of distortion and control the amount of loose. threads.

They are playground mats providing a protective flooring for children. Green and red are common colors used. This mulch are durable as outdoor tiles.

The SBSAR file lets you change the colors of the checkers and define the offset random.

These protective tiles can easily be found in playgrounds. They are used as safety surfacing. Black and red checker pattern is one of the popular combinations.

The Substance 3D designer file gives you the freedom to change the colors of the tiles and set the offset random of the tiles.

These purple acoustic panels are soundproof foam having a shape of eggcrates.

The color can be changed. It can also be a mixture of 2 colors in a checker pattern as long as the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR is used.

These are acoustic foam used for soundproofing in studios. This kind of tiles has a lot of forms such as wedges, pyramids. A pyramid is one of the effective shape to absorb sound.

These black tiles can be turned into different colors or even a checker pattern by the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. The randomness of the position offset can also be set.

They are acoustic panels arranged in a checker pattern with 2 colors, black and red. Wedges can be found on each foam.

In order to set the number of wedges per tiles, users can use the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. Besides, the colors of the checker pattern can be adjusted.

It is a soundproof material used by studio. These acoustic panels are soft and foam-like. Each tile has a few wedges to effectively absorb sound waves.

The tile color and the number of wedges per tile can be changed by the Substance Designer SBSAR file.

It is a pedestrian pavement with orange and white checker pattern. Dark and yellowish dirt can be found. Due to prolonged usage, a lot of dents and wear appear.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the tile colors, control the dents and dirt.

Clearly, they are typical black and white marble tiles in a checker layout. White cracks are running across black tiles while black crackles are spreading over white checkers.

They are commonly used for paving indoor floors.

This texture is one of the most common types of carpets which can be found in many offices.

There are seemingly parallel running threads on each tile. This pattern creates the identity for this office carpet tile.

As it is an old and aging carpet, dirt and worn out parts exist.

Surely, the tiles are blue and white porcelain having a diamond and a circle as the pattern.

The colors of the tiles are alternating creating the checker pattern.

The diamond and circle on each tile are not flat. They have depth and thickness.

This texture composes of tiled black and white checkers with marble patterns on each checker. There are also golden lines separating checkers.

This fabric demonstrates the classic Scottish checkered patterns in the traditional red and white colors.

Similar patterns can be found on table cloths of some restaurants. The patterns are printed on many picnic blankets too.