New Trend: Black Terrazzo Quartz Countertop
Innovative Design & Features
The black terrazzo quartz countertop is a rising internet celebrity product known for its diverse textures and stylish appeal. Nile Group has introduced innovative anti-skid technology, significantly enhancing:
✅ Safety performance
✅ Wear resistance
✅ Stain resistance
This maximizes the terrazzo’s ability to create a casual yet natural decorative space, making it ideal for various settings, including home improvement and commercial projects.
What is Terrazzo?
Terrazzo (also called grindstone) is a composite material created by mixing crushed stone, glass, quartz stone, and other aggregates with cement binders. Once hardened, the surface is ground and polished to achieve a smooth finish.
Types of Terrazzo
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Inorganic Grindstone – Made with a cement binder.
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Organic (Epoxy) Grindstone – Made with an epoxy binder.
Based on construction processes, terrazzo is classified into:
- On-site poured terrazzo
- Prefabricated board terrazzo (such as black terrazzo quartz countertops)
Wood Terrazzo: A Sustainable Alternative
Wood terrazzo is a unique material made by combining wood waste, cement, gypsum waste, resin, and paint, then casting it onto solid wood plywood.
Sustainability
♻️ Eco-Friendly Materials – 85% of the raw materials used (wood waste, wood chips, and gypsum waste) are recycled and contain no volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
♻️ Recyclable – Each board can be shredded and repurposed for future production, minimizing waste.
Versatile Applications
From floors and desktops to walls, wood terrazzo is suitable for all indoor surfaces in both commercial and residential environments.
Chic Texture & Aesthetic Appeal
- Closely resembles black terrazzo quartz countertops
- Features rich wood grain textures
- Offers a handcrafted, unique, and distinctive appearance
Comparison: Wood Terrazzo vs. Ordinary Terrazzo
1. Raw Materials
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Ordinary Black Terrazzo Quartz Countertop: Made from crushed stone, glass, quartz stone, and other aggregates mixed with cement binders.
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Wood Terrazzo: Composed of wood waste, cement, gypsum waste, resin, and paint for a more sustainable approach.
