Classic Surface
ADD TO WISHLIST Machine-Drawn Terracotta Flooring
Arrotato
da Crudo
An extruded terracotta distinguished by its rustic surface and rough, unglazed finish. Steel brushing gives the material its characteristic texture while preserving the warmth and traditional character associated with Tuscan terracotta.
Surface Detail
Cotto Manetti
Arrotato da Crudo
Product Overview
The Character of Traditional Tuscan Terracotta
Arrotato da Crudo is produced through an extrusion process and is recognized for its visibly rustic surface. The material is treated with steel brushes to create its rough, unglazed finish. Its broad selection of flooring shapes and architectural pieces supports a variety of traditional and contemporary applications.
Collection
Machine-Drawn Floorings
Material
Extruded Terracotta
Surface
Rustic, Rough and Unglazed
Surface Treatment
Steel Brushing
Surface Variations
Natural Color and Texture
Explore the characteristic surface and additional color variations presented for Arrotato da Crudo.
Color Variation
Giallo
Color Variation
Tabacco
Available Formats
Flooring Shapes and Architectural Pieces
Format images can be swiped horizontally on smaller screens. Measurements shown below are in centimeters.
Format Row 01
Rectangular and Square Formats
Sizes in cmListel
- 5 × 28 × 1.4
- 7 × 28 × 1.5
- 7 × 28 × 2.2
- 7 × 30 × 1.5
- 7 × 30 × 2.2
- 9 × 36 × 1.5
Rectangle
- 14 × 28 × 1.5
- 14 × 32 × 1.5 — Pianella Sottotetto
- 15 × 30 × 1.5
- 18 × 36 × 1.5
- 20 × 40 × 1.6
- 25 × 50 × 1.6
Square
- 10 × 10 × 1.5
- 20 × 20 × 1.5
- 25 × 25 × 1.5
- 30 × 30 × 1.5
- 35 × 35 × 1.5
- 40 × 40 × 1.6
- 50 × 50 × 2
Listel
- 7 × 28 × 1.5
Rectangle
- 15 × 30 × 1.5
- 18 × 36 × 1.5
Square
- 30 × 30 × 1.5
Format Row 02
Geometric Formats
Sizes in cmRectangle
- 15 × 30 × 1.5
- 18 × 36 × 1.5
Square
- 30 × 30 × 1.5
Hexagon
- Side 15
Octagon
- Ø 35
Octagon + Tozzetto
- Ø 35
Octagon + Rosetta
- Ø 35
Format Row 03
Decorative and Skirting Pieces
Sizes in cm14th Century Style
- Square 20 × 20
- Square 25 × 25
Skirting Board for Step
- Pieces
Losanghe
- Side 20
- Side 25
Skirting Board
- 9 × 30
- 9 × 40
- 15 × 30
Skirting Board
- 9 × 30
Skirting Board
- 9 × 30
Format Row 04
Steps, Edges and Handrails
Sizes in cmStep Tread with Bullnose
- 25 × 32
- 25 × 32 — Unique Piece
- 25 × 35
- 30 × 32
- 30 × 35
Corner for Step Tread
- 32 × 32
- 35 × 35
Corner for Step Tread — ¼ Circle
- ¼ Circle — Side 32
- ¼ Circle — Side 35
Edge for Terrace
- 30 × 30 × 6
- 30 × 14 × 8
- 34 × 12 × 6
- 30 × 15 × 5
Handrail
- 30 × 9
- 30 × 10.5
- 30 × 12.5
- 30 × 15.5
- 30 × 17.5
- 30 × 20.5
- 30 × 23.5
- 30 × 25.5
- 30 × 27.5
- 30 × 30.5
- 35 × 35.5
Final Piece for Handrail
- From 9
- From 10.5
- From 12.5
- From 15.5
- From 17.5
- From 20.5
- From 23.5
- From 25.5
- From 27.5
- From 30.5
- From 35.5
Format Row 05
Final Architectural Pieces
Sizes in cmHandrail
- 30 × 12
- 30 × 16
- 30 × 18
- 30 × 20
- 30 × 22
- 30 × 25
- 30 × 30
Cimase
- 17 × 25 × 3
- 17 × 30 × 3
- 17 × 34 × 3
- 17 × 40 × 3
- 17 × 45 × 3
- 17 × 50 × 3
Product Resources
Catalog and Technical Information
Access the official Cotto Manetti catalog or review the complete manufacturer technical sheet for Arrotato da Crudo.
Project Inspiration
Arrotato da Crudo in Finished Spaces
Examples of terracotta used across contemporary residential and architectural environments.
Elsternwick
Private residence
Melbourne, Australia
Project: Modscape
Photo: John Madden
Mermaid Beach House
Private residence
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Project: Maher Design
Photo: Andy Macpherson
Burnt Earth
Private residence
Anglesea, Victoria, Australia
Project: Wardle Studio
Photo: Joanne Ly
Light Years
Restaurant and bar
Byron Bay, Australia
Project: Studio Plenty
Photo: Sarah Ellison
