Black Terrazzo Backsplash

Expertly crafted, our Black Terrazzo Backsplash adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen or bathroom. Made with durable materials, it is resistant to stains, scratches, and water damage, ensuring long-lasting beauty. Enhance the look and value of your space with this stunning addition.

 

Feature	Details
Material	Terrazzo
Product name	Cement terrazzo
Applications	Interior wall & floor application
Surface Finish	Polished,Honed
Slab standard size	3200*1600mm/2700*1800mm/2400*1600mm/2400*1200mm
Tile standard size	800*800mm/900*900mm
Available Thickness	2cm/2.5cm/3cm or other thickness as customization.

 

Organic Grindstone vs. Inorganic Grindstone

Introduction:
In modern design, black terrazzo backsplashes are available in two types: organic terrazzo and inorganic terrazzo. Both offer numerous benefits, including being seamless, easy to clean, non-toxic, environmentally friendly, abrasion-resistant, impact-resistant, water-resistant, and durable.

Key Differences Between Organic and Inorganic Terrazzo

1. Construction Technology (On-Site Production)

• Organic Terrazzo (e.g., Epoxy Terrazzo): Requires a leveling layer to prevent cracking from the base layer.
• Inorganic Terrazzo (e.g., Cement-Based Terrazzo): Also requires a leveling layer, but re-construction is slightly simpler compared to epoxy terrazzo due to different bonding materials.

2. Construction Difficulty (On-Site Production)

• Organic Terrazzo: More complicated to install.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: Simpler to install compared to organic terrazzo.

3. Decorative Differences in Patterns and Colors

• Organic Terrazzo: Offers more vivid and dynamic color options.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: Tends to have more calm, strong, and solid color choices.

4. Mohs Hardness

• Organic Terrazzo: Approximately 5-6 on the Mohs scale.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: Approximately 7 on the Mohs scale, making it harder and more durable.

5. Price and Cost Comparison

• Organic Terrazzo: Typically has a higher cost than inorganic terrazzo due to its materials and complexity.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: More moderate in terms of price.

6. Fire and Flame Retardancy

• Organic Terrazzo: Fireproof grade reaches B.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: Fireproof grade reaches A1, providing better fire resistance.

7. Environmental Protection

• Organic Terrazzo: Uses non-toxic, environmentally friendly organic binders.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: Zero VOC, low-carbon, and energy-efficient, making it more environmentally friendly.

8. Service Life

• Organic Terrazzo: While it can last as long as the building, the quality may degrade due to material properties, exposure to light, and weathering, resulting in a shorter lifespan than inorganic terrazzo.
• Inorganic Terrazzo: More durable and longer-lasting. Organic terrazzo typically lasts about 15-20 years.