TERRAZZO FLOORING
TERRAZZO FLOORING is one of the most preferred finishes today for clients who want strength, beauty and a floor that lasts for decades. It creates smooth, elegant spaces that are easy to clean and maintain, even in busy homes and commercial buildings. With its unique stone patterns and polished finish, terrazzo adds a timeless, high‑end look that instantly upgrades the value and feel of any space.
Terrazzo finishing transforms ordinary rooms into bright, elegant and long‑lasting interiors. Made from marble, granite, quartz or glass chips mixed with cement or resin, it creates a decorative, highly durable surface that stands up to daily use and still looks premium. Its versatile look suits both modern and classic homes, making it a smart upgrade for living areas, corridors, kitchens and more.
The mix of marble or granite chips creates natural patterns that make every terrazzo floor truly one‑of‑a‑kind. When installed correctly, terrazzo offers extreme durability – a single floor can last for decades with minimal maintenance, making it one of the most reliable and cost‑effective flooring investments for homes and commercial buildings. ELEVATE YOUR SPACE TODAY.
Our Installation Process
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Surface Preparation
The concrete floor base is cleaned and levelled removing any dust, grease, or loose material to ensure the terrazzo bonds properly. Metal or plastic divider strips are fixed onto the floor. These strips:
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Create patterns or sections.
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Control cracking.
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Help guide the terrazzo design.
Mixing and Laying
Mixing and Laying
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A mixture is prepared using cement (or resin), marble chips or granite chips, and water. Color pigments are added to achieve the desired color.
The terrazzo mixture is then poured and spread evenly between the divider strips. Workers use trowels to compact
Curing
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Curing
The floor is left to cure for several days for the mixture to hardens and gains strength.
This curing process is crucial because it directly affects the floor's strength, durability, and appearance. Skipping or rushing this process is one of the reasons terrazzo floors fail.
Grinding, Grouting & Polishing
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Grinding, Grouting & Polishing
After curing, the surface is grounded exposing the marble chips. The small holes or pinholes that appear after grinding are filled with grout to make the surface uniform. The floor is then polished using finer grinding stones until it becomes smooth and shiny. A sealer is then applied to protect the floor and enhance the appearance.
A custom terrazzo floor installed in a modern family living room, designed to handle daily traffic while keeping the space bright and elegant. The mix of marble chips creates a unique pattern, and the polished finish is easy to clean, stain‑resistant and built to last for decades – giving the homeowner a premium look with very low maintenance.
High‑performance terrazzo flooring installed in a busy office lobby, built to handle constant foot traffic without losing its shine. The seamless surface is slip‑resistant, easy to mop and hides dust and marks, making it ideal for commercial buildings that need a clean, professional image every day. Fix your commercial lobby/office floors with us TODAY.