TERRAZZO TILE

A composite material, terrazzo consists of chips of marble, quartz, granite, glass, and other materials. Terrazzo means terrace in Italian, a reference to the tiles’ original usage for terraces. Art historians believe that Venetian construction workers originally created terrazzo tiles by using the remains of marble for their own homes. Today, terrazzo remains a popular choice that has been updated with modern technological advancements. One of its most popular uses is the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Colored epoxy terrazzo tile is particularly sought after due to its traditional beauty, durability, and low cost. Unlike tile, it does not crack. Additionally, unlike linoleum, it does not lose its shine. It's resistant to most chemical stains. Terrazzo gives designers the freedom to create eye-catching colors and amazing patterns. With epoxy terrazzo, you have the freedom to customize your design to the exact color-aggregate combination you desire.

Terrazzo Tile Usage

Today’s terrazzo flooring combines the beauty of traditional art with modern technological advancements of epoxy resin and recycled aggregate. Selected color combinations of natural marble and recycled glass or plastic chips are placed in pigmented cement or epoxy matrix and trowelled onto a prepared concrete plate.

One of the best advantages of terrazzo is its durability, which will save you money in the long term. It does not require many repairs. However, the initial cost of terrazzo per square foot may be a bit high for those seeking a budget-friendly option. At Marble Systems, we can help you find the best products in line with your budget.

Made of natural stone chips, terrazzo does not retain heat well. If you live in a cold climate and wish to walk barefoot in your residence, we recommend laying down carpets or rugs.

Design

Divider strips offer countless color options and the ability to easily create shapes. Our terrazzo is entirely customizable to your personal preferences. Your imagination is the limit!