Terrazzo concrete floor

Learn about the advantages of selecting the correct concrete finish for your property. Increase durability, cleanliness, and overall value with the right choice

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"Wide hallway in contemporary home with polished concrete flooring" by Stocksy Contributor "Rowena Naylor"

So, what's the difference between terrazzo and polished concrete? The difference between terrazzo and polished concrete is the cement-to-aggregate ratio. That's probably the biggest difference anyway. Cementitious terrazzo is minimum 70 percent marble-chip material and 30 percent cement matrix (with a Portland cement binder). This is pretty much the opposite of regular concrete, which is around 70 percent cement (including fly ash or slag) and 30 percent aggregate (sand and rock). When…

White concrete terrazzo joins perfectly up to hardwood floor with a zinc divider.

What are the Differences Between Cementitious and Epoxy Terrazzo | All Things Flooring

Perfect for projects that need a little extra sparkle, Lazenby’s diamond polished concrete floor features an exposed aggregate, within the concrete floor, with a finish for eye-catching textural effects. It’s highly versatile and also durable enough to last the lifetime of a building.

The timber feature wall paired with the polished concrete floors is the perfect combo. Love this for our accommodation.