Terrazzo Concrete Table

Experience the perfect blend of durability and style with our Terrazzo Concrete Table. Made from high-quality materials, this table is built to last and adds a modern touch to any space. Its unique terrazzo design offers a sophisticated look, while its sturdy construction ensures long-lasting use. Elevate your home decor with our Terrazzo Concrete Table.

 

Feature	Details
Material	Terrazzo
Product name	Cement terrazzo
Applications	Interior wall & floor application
Surface Finish	Polished,Honed
Finishing	Polished, honed, flamed, Antiqued, bush-hammered
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.

 

norganic Terrazzo vs Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Tables

As a member of the terrazzo concrete table family, the inorganic terrazzo floor can be considered an upgraded version of the traditional terrazzo floor. But why is that the case? Below are the key properties where inorganic terrazzo far exceeds traditional terrazzo:

1. Technology Path

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Ordinary Portland Cement + Stones
• Inorganic Grindstone: Special cement + fine aggregate + polymer + inorganic toner + patent formula

2. Aggregate Selection

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Aggregate particle size above 8mm, using water-absorbent stones.
• Inorganic Grindstone: All kinds of aggregates are suitable.

3. Construction Thickness

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Requires a thickness of more than 30mm.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Requires only 10mm or more.

4. Paving Process

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Slow speed, difficult to grasp flatness.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Fast speed, self-leveling with liquidity, smooth and easy to grasp.

5. Maintenance

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Requires a maintenance cycle of 7-15 days.
• Inorganic Grindstone: No maintenance required; can be ground in 18-24 hours.

6. Grinding Process

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: The entire process of water milling produces a lot of sewage.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Both dry and wet grinding are possible, reducing waste.

7. Surface Brightness

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Around 60 degrees.
• Inorganic Grindstone: 70-100 degrees, offering a more polished finish.

8. Stain Resistance

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Poor density, not stain-resistant.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Strong density, highly stain-resistant.

9. Life Cycle

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Typically lasts 3-5 years.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Has the same life cycle as the architecture.

10. Gaps and Seams

• Traditional Terrazzo Concrete Table: Features copper, aluminum, and glass bars for separation, with the maximum size of 1.5x1.5 meters.
• Inorganic Grindstone: Overall seamless stitching for a cleaner look.

Development Potential

Due to the complexity of inorganic materials, controlling material quality is crucial to the final product's quality. With the rise of nanomaterials, inorganic grindstone materials have significant development potential.

Conclusion: The commercial inorganic grindstone floor seamlessly combines practicality and decoration, making it a superior choice over traditional terrazzo in many applications.