An unlimited color palette, and state of the art water jet cutting techniques create a visually stunning hospitality environment. Logos can easily be incorporated within the terrazzo floor. Color transitions and design can immediately impact guests by reinforcing a variety of themes or by offering navigational clues throughout the building. Terrazzo is anti-microbial, non-porous and easily cleanable with a damp mop and neutral cleaners leaving no harsh odors to irritate guests.
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Terrazzo can be used to create lasting first impressions while providing a long lasting durable and economical flooring surface. If your project needs color to make an impact, or requires a logo set into flooring, a terrazzo floor can make this possible without the need for grout joints. This can be vitally important in some facilities as it allows for smooth, quite handling of rolling carts, wheelchairs, gurneys, and luggage, while still providing design impact and creative energy.
Sustainable construction is at the core of green construction. Terrazzo is arguably the most durable and lowest life-cycle-cost flooring available today, making it perfect for high traffic public access buildings such as airports, hospitals, government buildings, and schools. Terrazzo floors have an outstanding record of durability and performance dating back over a thousand years, and these floors will typically last the life of the structure. In older buildings, terrazzo floors can be restored to their original luster at a fraction of the cost of replacing the finish. They are even flood proof as we learned during our experience with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Terrazzo is arguably the most durable and lowest life-cycle-cost flooring available today, perfect for high-traffic public access buildings such as airports where surfaces are exposed to excessive wear. Both cement and thin set epoxy terrazzo floors have extremely low maintenance costs, and annual stripping and resealing can utilize environmentally friendly water-based products. Routine maintenance includes dry and damp mopping, with an occasional spray buffing. Damaged or worn terrazzo can usually be matched, repaired, and refurbished at a fraction of the cost of replacing the flooring.
Terrazzo is composed of naturally occurring aggregates, recycled glass or plastic and processed cement or epoxy binders. The binders constitute approximately 25 to 30 percent of the volume of the terrazzo floors; the remainder of the floor is composed of aggregates, pigments, and fillers. Initial life-cycle assessments of embodied energy appear extremely favorable due to the longevity and low energy usage for maintenance.
Both cement and epoxy terrazzo are ideal solutions for maintaining a healthy building. Unlike tile grout or carpet, terrazzo does not support microbial growth, nor does it allow moisture to accumulate – which greatly contributes to a mold-free environment. Additionally, terrazzo is comprised of zero VOC materials, and exhibits little to no off-gassing over the life of the cured floor. Terrazzo flooring needs only to be cleaned with an environmentally friendly, neutral ph cleanser, which will not irritate sensitive eyes, lungs or noses.
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Patients entering a healthcare facility are often in pain. Tiles, bricks, and other floors create bumpy joints that can make wheelchair or gurney transportation excruciating. These joints can also be difficult to navigate with a walker or crutches. Terrazzo’s seamless finish provides a smooth, quiet ride or walk for patients.
There’s a reason (or two) why terrazzo flooring has been desired for the past several hundred years. Ever since its early invention and construction by fifteenth-century marble workers, terrazzo has been bringing, not only beauty to homes and commercial settings throughout the world, but a bounty of benefits that make terrazzo floors stand out from the dozens of other flooring material choices available. As trusted suppliers of terrazzo floor construction and polishing materials, we understand why those owners that want long-lasting beauty choose their floors to be terrazzo. These benefits include:
Unbeaten durability. Terrazzo floors that were installed centuries ago throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East still provide strength in their ongoing functionality while still displaying the same attractiveness that terrazzo floors are noted for.
Easy Care and maintenance. Being non-porous, today’s epoxy terrazzo is extremely easy to clean and to upkeep. There exist few materials or substances that could require your terrazzo substance to be replaced. Needing only minimal cleaning, terrazzo floor’s attractiveness level requires less time and effort than any other flooring material available.
Eco-friendly material. By lasting literally hundreds of years, your terrazzo floor will never have the need to be dumped into your local landfill. Some terrazzo materials can also be made with post-consumer and recycled content.
Flexible use and design capabilities. Available in a rainbow of colors for both epoxy floor coating and the aggregate themselves, terrazzo lends itself to limitless possibilities in design.
An unlimited color palette, and state of the art water jet cutting techniques create a visually stunning hospitality environment. Logos can easily be incorporated within the terrazzo floor. Color transitions and design can immediately impact guests by reinforcing a variety of themes or by offering navigational clues throughout the building. Terrazzo is anti-microbial, non-porous and easily cleanable with a damp mop and neutral cleaners leaving no harsh odors to irritate guests.
Terrazzo can be used to create lasting first impressions while providing a long lasting durable and economical flooring surface. If your project needs color to make an impact, or requires a logo set into flooring, a terrazzo floor can make this possible without the need for grout joints. This can be vitally important in some facilities as it allows for smooth, quite handling of rolling carts, wheelchairs, gurneys, and luggage, while still providing design impact and creative energy.
Sustainable construction is at the core of green construction. Terrazzo is arguably the most durable and lowest life-cycle-cost flooring available today, making it perfect for high traffic public access buildings such as airports, hospitals, government buildings, and schools. Terrazzo floors have an outstanding record of durability and performance dating back over a thousand years, and these floors will typically last the life of the structure. In older buildings, terrazzo floors can be restored to their original luster at a fraction of the cost of replacing the finish. They are even flood proof as we learned during our experience with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Terrazzo is arguably the most durable and lowest life-cycle-cost flooring available today, perfect for high-traffic public access buildings such as airports where surfaces are exposed to excessive wear. Both cement and thin set epoxy terrazzo floors have extremely low maintenance costs, and annual stripping and resealing can utilize environmentally friendly water-based products. Routine maintenance includes dry and damp mopping, with an occasional spray buffing. Damaged or worn terrazzo can usually be matched, repaired, and refurbished at a fraction of the cost of replacing the flooring.
Terrazzo is composed of naturally occurring aggregates, recycled glass or plastic and processed cement or epoxy binders. The binders constitute approximately 25 to 30 percent of the volume of the terrazzo floors; the remainder of the floor is composed of aggregates, pigments, and fillers. Initial life-cycle assessments of embodied energy appear extremely favorable due to the longevity and low energy usage for maintenance.
Both cement and epoxy terrazzo are ideal solutions for maintaining a healthy building. Unlike tile grout or carpet, terrazzo does not support microbial growth, nor does it allow moisture to accumulate – which greatly contributes to a mold-free environment. Additionally, terrazzo is comprised of zero VOC materials, and exhibits little to no off-gassing over the life of the cured floor. Terrazzo flooring needs only to be cleaned with an environmentally friendly, neutral ph cleanser, which will not irritate sensitive eyes, lungs or noses.
Patients entering a healthcare facility are often in pain. Tiles, bricks, and other floors create bumpy joints that can make wheelchair or gurney transportation excruciating. These joints can also be difficult to navigate with a walker or crutches. Terrazzo’s seamless finish provides a smooth, quiet ride or walk for patients.
There’s a reason (or two) why terrazzo flooring has been desired for the past several hundred years. Ever since its early invention and construction by fifteenth-century marble workers, terrazzo has been bringing, not only beauty to homes and commercial settings throughout the world, but a bounty of benefits that make terrazzo floors stand out from the dozens of other flooring material choices available. As trusted suppliers of terrazzo floor construction and polishing materials, we understand why those owners that want long-lasting beauty choose their floors to be terrazzo. These benefits include:
Unbeaten durability. Terrazzo floors that were installed centuries ago throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East still provide strength in their ongoing functionality while still displaying the same attractiveness that terrazzo floors are noted for.
Easy Care and maintenance. Being non-porous, today’s epoxy terrazzo is extremely easy to clean and to upkeep. There exist few materials or substances that could require your terrazzo substance to be replaced. Needing only minimal cleaning, terrazzo floor’s attractiveness level requires less time and effort than any other flooring material available.
Eco-friendly material. By lasting literally hundreds of years, your terrazzo floor will never have the need to be dumped into your local landfill. Some terrazzo materialsterrazzo materials can also be made with post-consumer and recycled content.
Flexible use and design capabilities. Available in a rainbow of colors for both epoxy floor coating and the aggregate themselves, terrazzo lends itself to limitless possibilities in design.