Terrazzo Flooring Guide

Terrazzo Flooring is a durable, elegant flooring system made by embedding decorative aggregates—such as marble chips, quartz, granite, or glass—into a binder material, typically cement or epoxy resin, and then polishing the surface to a smooth, glossy finish. Known for its versatility and aesthetic appeal, terrazzo flooring can be customized with various colors, patterns, and designs, allowing for intricate and artistic installations. This type of flooring is highly durable, resistant to wear, stains, and moisture, making it ideal for high-traffic areas such as airports, hospitals, schools, and commercial spaces. Terrazzo is also low-maintenance, environmentally friendly, and offers a seamless, luxurious finish that enhances both modern and traditional interiors. Its long-lasting performance and timeless beauty make it a popular choice for functional yet decorative flooring solutions.

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