Terrazzo Tiles
Discover Terrazzo Tiles for Modern and Classic Spaces
Discover Dream Tile‘s terrazzo collection. It combines timeless style with modern durability. Each tile is a one-of-a-kind mix of marble, quartz, and glass chips. This creates a beautiful speckled look that can lift the style of any room.
These tiles work perfectly in homes and businesses. They offer a bold but classy look that really lasts. Use them in your bathroom, kitchen, or hallway. Our terrazzo brings great style, strength, and flexibility to your project.
FAQ About Terrazzo Tiles
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Terrazzo is a type of flooring and more. Workers mix chips of marble, glass, or other materials into a cement or epoxy base. Then, they grind it all down and polish it until it is completely smooth.
Not at all. While floors are popular, terrazzo is very versatile. You will also find it on countertops, tabletops, benches, and stairs. It can be made off-site and delivered, or poured and finished right .
It has many big advantages. Its smooth, seamless finish means no grout lines. This stops bacteria and mould from growing. You also get endless colours and patterns to choose from. Best of all, it is very easy to clean and incredibly long-lasting. You likely will never need to replace it.
It depends on the type. The modern epoxy terrazzo flooring is quite thin, usually between 1/4 and 3/8 of an inch.The older cement style is much thicker. Some traditional systems can be over two inches thick.
Absolutely not. Despite its origins in the 15th century, terrazzo is currently very popular. Its adaptability, durability, and low maintenance make it ideal for schools, hospitals, and commercial sites. In fact, epoxy terrazzo is often more affordable than other flooring. It allows for complete creative freedom. A growing focus on sustainable building is also making terrazzo a fast-growing material choice for the future.
A very, very long time. You can find terrazzo floors in buildings that are over a century old. With simple basic care, a terrazzo floor can easily last a lifetime. Most will last between 40 and 100 years without any trouble.
