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Tile (18 parts)

A tile is the same thickness as a plate, but has a smooth surface on one side.

Most tiles have a smooth surface on the top, with antistuds on the bottom.

In recent years, we have seen the introduction of "Inverted" tiles which have studs on the top and a smooth surface on the bottom.

Subcategories:

Tile (18 parts)
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1× Tile

Tiles that are just 1-stud wide.

1×1 Tile
3070
1×2 Tile
3069
1×3 Tile
63864
1×4 Tile
2431
1×6 Tile
6636
1×8 Tile
4162
2×2 Tile, Corner
14719

2× Tile

Tiles that are 2-studs wide.

2×2 Tile
3068
2×3 Tile
26603
2×4 Tile
87079
2×6 Tile
69729

Large Tile

Tiles that are more than two studs wide.

4×4 Tile
1751
6×6 Tile
10202
8×16 Tile
90498

Inverted Tile

Tiles that are smooth on the bottom and have studs on top.

2×2 Tile, Inverted
11203
1×3 Tile, Inverted w/ Hole
35459
2×4 Tile, Inverted
3395
4×8 Tile, Inverted
83496

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