Concrete and tile textures

Board formed concrete texture for walls

In short

Cozy Board Formed Concrete shows the imprint of horizontal timber boards, each 12 cm high, plus round form tie holes every 60 cm. It loops seamlessly at 2.4 × 2.4 m, with ZIPs at 2K and 1K under CC0.

Tile size
1 tile = 2.4 × 2.4 m
Maps
Base color, normal (GL and DX), roughness, AO, height
Resolutions
2K (2048 px), 1K (1024 px)
Format
PNG, metallic 0
License
CC0 1.0

CC0 1.0 · six maps, README and license in every ZIP

preview.jpg
Light grey wall of Cozy Board Formed Concrete with plank lines on sample geometry

01Six PBR maps

  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Base color
    Base colorcozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_basecolor.pngsRGB · 8 bit RGB
  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Normal OpenGL (Y+)
    Normal OpenGL (Y+)cozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_normal_gl.pnglinear · 8 bit RGB
  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Normal DirectX (Y−)
    Normal DirectX (Y−)cozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_normal_dx.pnggreen channel inverted
  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Roughness
    Roughnesscozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_roughness.pnglinear · 8 bit grey
  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Ambient occlusion
    Ambient occlusioncozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_ao.pnglinear · 8 bit grey
  • Cozy Board Formed Concrete, Height
    Heightcozy-board-formed-concrete_<res>_height.pnglinear · 16 bit · 0 … 1 = 4 mm
ResolutionMapsUnpackedZIP
2K · 2048 × 2048 px6 PNG11 MB11 MB
1K · 1024 × 1024 px6 PNG3.3 MB3.5 MB
Cozy Board Formed Concrete, base color repeated 2 × 2 without visible seams
basecolor 1K · 2 × 2 = 4.8 × 4.8 m

02Seamless tiling and scale

One tile
2.4 × 2.4 m
Scale 1
board imprints 12 cm high
Scale 2
form tie holes every 60 cm
Height range
0 … 1 = 4 mm
UV repeat
size in m ÷ 2.4 (4 m: 1.67×)
Displacement
0.004 m, midlevel 0

Step by step for Blender, Godot, Unity, Unreal and three.js: texture setup guide.

03Example scene

Free 3D models in this render:

Cozy Board Formed Concrete, example scene
scene.jpg

04About this texture

The larger 2.4 × 2.4 m tile matches common formwork panels, so the tie holes land on a regular grid like on a real wall. Faint wood grain survives inside each board line, which keeps the surface from looking like plain stripes. It was made as a wall material, and the example scene puts it behind a bookshelf and a speaker on a smooth concrete floor. Galleries, museums, brutalist apartments, parking decks and minimalist game menus all benefit from its quiet rhythm.

Good for

  • Feature walls in modern interiors
  • Museums, galleries and parking decks
  • Brutalist building facades

Questions and answers

Which way should the board lines run?

Horizontally, as on most cast walls. Keep the UVs upright on vertical faces, and rotate them by 90 degrees for the vertical board look seen on some facades.

Why is this tile larger than the others?

With 2.4 × 2.4 m the tie holes every 60 cm and the 12 cm boards fit a whole number of times into one repeat, which keeps the grid exact across tile borders.