Floor Pavement Tiles of Squares and Diamond Shapes
Large and small squares and diamond tiles forming the octagonal pattern. It is a gorgeous texture for public pathways.
 
Vintage Red Cement Tiles with Pattern of Overlapping Circles
These old and dusty tiles have a pattern of overlapping red circles. It is a fantastic texture for ancient houses and Renaissance interiors.
Square Concrete Paving Blocks in Alternating Colours
These concrete blocks interlock each other and the large and small tiles have different colours.

It is a tremendous material for patios and squares.
 
I Shape Paver Blocks with Alternating Colours
These I shape concrete blocks interlock each other and in alternating colours of red and grey.

It is a wonderful outdoor texture for backyards and public areas.
Large and Small Square Concrete Paving Outdoor Blocks
Large and small concrete bricks interlocking each other.

It is a wondrous pavement texture for outdoors and streets.
I Shape Interlocking Paver Blocks
This concrete block has I-shaped structure interlocking each other when they are in offset layout.

It is a fantastic pavement texture for parks and pedestrian pathways.
Antique Cement Tiles
These antique cement tiles look like French limestone. The small diamond tiles are more like a ceramic material. Dirt can be found everywhere.
Old Y-Shape Concrete Bricks for Pavement
They are old cement blocks having Y-shape and interlocking each other. The texture is commonly used for pavement of public area.
Dirty Zigzag Unipaver Bricks in Herringbone
This concrete block has zigzag edges interlocking other bricks. These old blocks are arranged in herringbone orientation.

It is a fabulous texture for paving public areas and street.
Zigzag Unipaver Bricks with Diagonal Pattern
The zigzag edges of each cement block interlocking each other. The red and grey colours of the blocks form the diagonal strips.

It can be used to texture pedestrian allies or terraces.
Zigzag Unipaver Blocks in Basketweave with Alternating Colours
This concrete block has zigzag edges giving them stronger bonding. The blocks are arranged in basketweave pattern and paired up to form alternating colours.

It is a gorgeous texture for paving streets and parks.
Zigzag Unipaver Blocks in Herringbone with Alternating Diagonals
This concrete block has zigzag edges allowing each brick to interlock each other. The blocks are arranged in herringbone orientation and paired up to form alternating diagonal pattern.

It is a gorgeous texture for paving public areas and pathways.
Fan shaped (Y-Shape) Checker Colour Concrete Blocks
This cement block has 3 fan-shaped structures allowing them to interlock together. The blocks are arranged in brick bond format with alternating colours of grey and yellow.

It can be used to materialise footpaths or walkways.
Zig Zag Alternating Color Unipaver Blocks
This concrete block has zigzag edges allowing each brick to interlock each other. The blocks are arranged in running bond type with alternating colours.

It can be used to texture pedestrian pavements or sidewalks.
Y-Shape Paver Interlocking Cement Blocks
They are red concrete blocks of Y-shape interlocking each other. The texture is usually used to pave pedestrian pathway.
Concrete Blocks with Excessive Mortar
They are concrete blocks and its grout is filled with excessive mortar. There are horizontal marks on the bricks.

Using the SBSAR file, users can change the colors of the blocks and cement, control the amount of mortar, and adjust other imperfection parameters.
Worn Brick Wall Texture
It is a worn brick wall. Some bricks have been badly damaged and exposed inner part of the bricks which have different colours than outer paint. The bricks were roughly glued together. Thus, a lot of cement exists out of the grout.

The SBSAR gives users the flexibility to set the brick amount, colours and fine tune the damage level.
Red Brick Wall Texture Covered by Cement
It is plainly a red brick wall, but the bricks are covered by a layer of grey cement.

Parts of the cement is worn and exposes the underneath red bricks.

Damage can be found on both the concrete layer and bricks.