Terrazzo Engineered Stone

Experience the unparalleled durability and natural beauty of Terrazzo Engineered Stone. Made with a unique blend of natural stone and resin, this engineered stone offers a long-lasting and low-maintenance option for any surface. Elevate your space with the elegant and sustainable choice of Terrazzo Engineered Stone.

 

Feature	Details
Material	Terrazzo
Surface Finish	Polished,Honed
Common Slabs sizes	3200*1600mm 2700*1800mm 2400*1600mm 2400*1200mm Thk: 15mm, 18mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, etc
Common Tile sizes	305 x 305mm or 12" x 12" 400 x 400mm or 16" x 16" 457 x 457mm or 18" x 18" 600 x 600mm or 24" x 24" etc Thk: 10mm,12mm,15mm,18mm,20mm,2.5mm,30mm, etc
Countertops Size	96" x 26", 76"x36", 98"x26", 108" x 26" Thk: 3/4", 3/8", 1/2"
Vanity Tops Size	25"x22" , 31"x22", 37"x22" , 49"x22", 60" x22" Thk: 3/4", 3/8", 1/2"
Edge Style	Bull nose, ogee, bevel, eased, polish, etc

 

Common Terms and Explanations of Terrazzo Engineered Stone

Terrazzo engineered stone is a commonly used decorative material in both production and decoration. However, misunderstandings of professional terms related to its production and decoration can often cause disputes between the supply and demand sides. The appendix of the "Building Terrazzo Engineered Stone Products" (JC/T507-1993) building materials industry standard provides unified provisions for its terminology. Below is a list of commonly used terms and their explanations.

Term Name	Term Meaning and Explanation

Terrazzo

A terrazzo product with a smooth and polished surface after grinding.

Polished Terrazzo

A terrazzo product that has a mirror-like luster after polishing the surface.

Reflow

The phenomenon where underlying mortar appears on the polished surface of the terrazzo.

Impurity

Substances like wood chips, iron chips, or other materials mixed into the surface layer.

Chromatic Aberration

The difference in shade between different parts of the polished surface of the same terrazzo, or the color variance on the polished surface of the same batch.

Miscellaneous

Gravel that deviates from the basic tone of the terrazzo's polished surface, causing an obvious color difference and affecting the decorative effect.

Sand Leakage

When the surface mortar falls into the bottom mortar layer.

Stoma

Small holes, less than 2mm in diameter, and of a certain depth on the polished surface of the terrazzo.

Gap	Partial damage on the edges and corners of the polished surface, with a length along the edge less than 4mm and a width on the polished surface less than 2mm.

Gravel Grading

The proportion of different colors and sizes of gravel on the polished surface of the terrazzo.

Cross the Line

A situation where one color at the junction of two or more colors exceeds the specified line and intrudes into an adjacent color area.

Pattern Deviation

Refers to the misalignment of lines when two or more pieces of terrazzo are arranged to form a pattern. It measures how far the lines deviate from each other.