Terrazzo Epoxy Systems
The look of poured terrazzo with the speed and resilience of resin — marble, granite or glass aggregate set in a pigmented epoxy matrix, ground and polished in place.
About Terrazzo Epoxy Systems
Epoxy terrazzo is laid at a fraction of the thickness and weight of traditional cementitious terrazzo, so it suits refurbishment and upper floors where dead load matters. The matrix is pigmented to any colour, and divider strips let a designer set out panels, borders and inlays across a lobby or a concourse.
Once cured, the surface is ground and polished to the required gloss. The result is non-porous, needs none of the sealing and waxing cycle that cement terrazzo does, and holds up under the foot traffic of an airport or a shopping centre for decades.
Where It Is Used
- Airports and transport terminals
- Shopping centres and hotel lobbies
- Schools, universities and hospitals
- Corporate reception areas
- Mosques and public buildings
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