Discover the perfect blend of modern design and durability with our Terrazzo Round Dining Table. Crafted from high-quality terrazzo, this circular table brings a sleek and stylish touch to any dining space. Its unique texture and sturdy construction make it a long-lasting addition to your home.
Terrazzo is widely used in different settings, from industrial floors to high-end commercial spaces. Depending on the construction method and use case, terrazzo can be categorized into cast-in-place and prefabricated terrazzo, with further classifications based on industrial, civil, and commercial applications.
1. Cast-in-Place Terrazzo
Cast-in-place terrazzo is commonly used in large-scale commercial projects in China but is rarely seen in home interiors.
One of the most common features of cast-in-place terrazzo flooring and round dining tables is the inclusion of copper strips. These strips serve two main purposes:
Enhancing aesthetics by creating decorative patterns.
Reducing the likelihood of cracking, which is a common issue with terrazzo surfaces.
2. Prefabricated Terrazzo
Prefabricated terrazzo is manufactured in factories using specialized production machines. The pre-made slabs are then installed as needed.
Advantages & Disadvantages of Prefabricated Terrazzo:
✅ Higher gloss than cast-in-place terrazzo. ❌ Less customizable in decoration compared to on-site construction. ❌ Requires cement joints during installation, which may turn black over time, accumulating dirt and odors.
Terrazzo round dining tables made using this method can be further classified into industrial, civil, and commercial terrazzo based on their intended use.
3. Types of Terrazzo Based on Application
(1) Industrial Terrazzo
Used in factories, warehouses, and parking lots.
Made from granite grains and ordinary Portland cement.
Cost-effective and durable, but less visually appealing.
(2) Civil Terrazzo
Found in villas, hospitals, public squares, and subway stations.
More aesthetically pleasing than industrial terrazzo.
Made with green and red marble particles, high-grade white cement, or colored cement.
Comparable in cost to polished brick flooring.
(3) Commercial Terrazzo
Common in shopping malls, office buildings, and high-end retail stores.
Requires a polished, high-end finish that is dust-free, wear-resistant, and easy to clean.
Mimics the look of marble, but costs only one-third of real marble.
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