Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
Terrazzo Quartz Countertop
Terrazzo Quartz Countertop
Introducing our Terrazzo Quartz Countertop, perfect for kitchens and bathrooms. Made from durable quartz, this countertop is resistant to scratches and heat, providing a long-lasting and low maintenance solution. With its elegant and modern design, it adds a touch of sophistication to any space. Upgrade your home with our Terrazzo Quartz Countertop.
Feature | Details |
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Material: | Terrazzo |
Surface Finish: | Polished,Honed |
Terrazzo Water Aborption: | 1-3% |
Surface Finish: | Matt, No Polished |
Main Size: | 600*600mm |
Customized Size: | 300*600mm, 600*600mm, 400*800mm, 800*800mm, 600*1200mm |
Body Technology: | 50% Good Quality Body |
Glazed Technology: | 3D HD Print |
Customized Body: | Color Full Body, Fabric Full Body |
Thickness: | 9.3+/-0.3MM (Thickness according to the size) |
Usage: | Wall and Floor Tiles for Living room,bathroom,coffee shop |
Sample: | Contact us for free sample |
Sample ETD: | 7-10 Days After Detail Confirmed |
Function: | Wear-resistant, Non-slip, Acid-resistant, Low water-absorption |
Terrazzo Quartz Countertop: A Historical and Evolving Material
The terrazzo quartz countertop has a long history, dating back to Venice in the 16th century, where scraps of stone were inlaid to create decorative surfaces. It was introduced to China during the late Qing Dynasty, and by the 1980s, it became a key feature in advanced spaces, such as public areas and home interiors, especially in countertops, stairs, and other surfaces.
Today, terrazzo quartz countertops are widely used in various settings, thanks to their high visual appeal compared to cement alternatives. The material's applications have expanded, and its manufacturing processes have evolved, resulting in clearer categorizations and improved techniques.
Material Composition and Processing
Terrazzo quartz countertops are made from a mix of crushed stone, glass, quartz stone, shells, or artificial aggregates, combined with binders (either inorganic or organic). The manufacturing process involves professional machinery and craftsmanship, which includes surface grinding, curing, polishing, and anti-fouling treatments. These countertops are custom-made on-site, and depending on the binder used, they can be classified into:
1. Inorganic Terrazzo Quartz Countertops – Made with inorganic concrete and various aggregates, creating a seamless, durable surface.
2. Organic Terrazzo Quartz Countertops – Made with epoxy resin as the binder, but they tend to have a shorter lifespan due to aging of the organic matter. These countertops typically last about five years.
Features and Benefits
Inorganic terrazzo quartz countertops have several key advantages:
- Seamless Design: These countertops can be seamlessly installed in large areas (60-200㎡) without visible joints or cracks, thanks to advanced material properties and construction methods.
- Strong Visual Cohesion: The combination of various aggregates, shapes, and patterns results in a strong, unified appearance.
- Durability: The countertops are fire-resistant (Class A), non-slip, highly abrasion-resistant, and have a strong sense of wholeness.
- Customization: Aggregates, colors, and patterns can be customized to suit any design aesthetic.
Ensuring a Seamless Installation
Achieving a seamless terrazzo quartz countertop requires attention to three key factors:
1. Material Technical Level:
- Improve the material’s water retention, plastic resistance, and shrinkage properties.
- Add expansion components to counteract chemical shrinkage during curing.
2. Construction Techniques:
- Ensure a tight seal to prevent air convection during installation.
- Use construction methods to avoid plastic shrinkage during the pouring process.
3. Base Requirements:
- The concrete base must have adequate compressive and tensile strength.
- The surface of the base must be clean, dry, and free of contaminants to ensure proper adhesion.
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