Portland Cement Terrazzo Flooring Guide

Portland Cement Terrazzo Flooring is a traditional and durable flooring system that uses Portland cement as the binder for decorative aggregates such as marble chips, glass, or stone. Known for its classic, timeless appearance, this type of terrazzo is typically used in both indoor and outdoor spaces where heavy foot traffic and durability are essential. The cement-based matrix provides a strong, sturdy foundation, making it ideal for large commercial installations like schools, airports, and public buildings. Portland cement terrazzo offers a matte or polished finish and is resistant to moisture and impact, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. While it takes longer to install and cure compared to resin-based terrazzo, its resilience, natural aesthetic, and ability to withstand weather conditions make it a preferred choice for exterior applications and traditional terrazzo designs.

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