Shaw Tetra Elongated Fan Porcelain Tile – 699TS

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Shaw Tetra Elongated Fan Matte Porcelain Accent Tile

Shaw Tetra Elongated Fan (style 699TS) is a matte glazed porcelain accent tile in a stretched fan, or scallop, shape measuring 7.89" x 2.97", available in eight colors. Unlike the hexagon and square Tetra pieces, the fan nests in overlapping rows to create a fish-scale rhythm, and its elongated proportions give the pattern a longer, more graceful curve than a standard fan tile. It is the most decorative silhouette in the family and is rated frost resistant.

Best for: statement backsplashes, behind-the-range panels, curved-pattern shower walls, powder rooms, and café or boutique feature walls.

Colors

• Pearl 00100: an off-white fan that shows off the scalloped outline without strong contrast.
• Linen 00101: a warm whitewashed tone for soft, romantic scallop walls.
• Sage 00300: a gentle green that makes the fan pattern feel botanical.
• Mint 00301: a lively green suited to playful kitchens and kids' baths.
• Ice 00400: a frosty pale blue that evokes water when laid in fan rows.
• Navy 00401: a rich, dark blue that gives scallops a dramatic, classic look.
• Carbon 00500: a dark gray for sleek, contemporary fan backsplashes.
• Terracotta 00600: a warm clay hue that feels sun-baked and handcrafted in a fan layout.

Why Choose Tetra Elongated Fan

• Elongated 7.89" x 2.97" fan shape creates a scalloped, curved pattern
• Matte glaze keeps the curves soft and glare-free
• Frost resistant for exterior accent walls
• Glazed porcelain with water absorption of 0.50% or less
• Eight colors, including neutrals and bold Navy and Terracotta
• Coordinates with the other Tetra shapes in matching color names

Where to Install

The Elongated Fan is an accent tile, so it shines on vertical surfaces: a range-hood wall, a bar or coffee station, the full back wall of a shower, a powder room, or a boutique or café feature wall. Its frost rating also allows exterior accent uses, such as an outdoor kitchen backsplash.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fan tile hard to install? Fan tiles like Shaw Tetra Elongated Fan take more planning than squares because each row nests into the curves of the row below. Start from a level line at the bottom, keep rows aligned with a straightedge, and expect more edge cutting, so order 10–15% overage.

What size is Tetra Elongated Fan? Each Shaw Tetra Elongated Fan tile measures 7.89" x 2.97" and is 0.335" thick. A box covers 5.06 sq ft.

Which way should a fan tile backsplash face? Tetra Elongated Fan is usually set in horizontal rows with the curved edge pointing up or down, which reads as a classic scallop; turning it sideways gives a less traditional look. Dry-lay a few rows before committing.

How is Tetra Elongated Fan different from the Tetra hexagon? Tetra Elongated Fan forms curved, scalloped rows, while the Tetra Hex 5x6 creates an angular honeycomb. Both are matte, frost-resistant porcelain in the same eight colors.

Can Tetra Elongated Fan go behind a stove? Yes. Tetra Elongated Fan is glazed porcelain, which handles grease and moisture behind a range and wipes clean with a non-abrasive cleaner.

Product Specs

• Style: Tetra Elongated Fan #699TS
• Brand: Shaw Floors
• Look: Colored elongated fan (scallop) accent
• Material: Glazed Porcelain
• Size: 7.89" x 2.97" (elongated fan)
• Thickness: 0.335"
• Finish: Matte
• Water Absorption: ≤ 0.50% (impervious)
• Wet DCOF: ≥ 0.42
• Frost Resistant: Yes
• Use: Accent and decorative installations, interior and exterior
• Sq. Ft. Per Box: 5.06
• Minimum Order: 250 sq. ft.
• Made In: Spain
• Complete Specs: View spec sheet
• Warranty: View Shaw tile warranty

Design Pairing Guide

Navy fans look classic with white cabinets, brass hood trim and butcher block. Pearl and Linen pair with soft white oak and brushed nickel for a light coastal kitchen. Sage and Mint suit vintage bathrooms with pedestal sinks and chrome. Ice pairs with whitewashed wood and seafoam linens. Carbon goes with concrete counters and matte black, and Terracotta with cream walls, wrought iron and dark-stained beams. Grout matched to the tile keeps the scallop outline subtle; white grout draws attention to each curve.

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