Terrazzo White Quartz

Expertly crafted for a sleek and modern look, our Terrazzo White Quartz is a durable and low maintenance option for your space. With its unique blend of quartz and resin, this product boasts impressive strength and resistance to both heat and chemicals. Elevate your design with Terrazzo White Quartz.

3.3.4 　 Elastic thread: First, use large thread pendants to find the verticality from top to bottom on the marble or prefabricated terrazzo, polished granite wall, cylinder, and doors and windows (high-rise use theodolite to find the vertical). The thickness of marble or prefabricated terrazzo, polished granite slabs, the voids of the mortar and the size of the steel mesh should be considered. Generally, the thickness of the outer skin of marble or prefabricated terrazzo and polished granite from the structural surface should be 5-7cm. . After finding the verticality, pop up the marble or prefabricated terrazzo slabs and other outline dimensions on the ground along the wall (the cylinder surface is equivalent to the door and window cover). This line is the installation baseline for the first layer of marble or prefabricated terrazzo. For the numbered marble or prefabricated terrazzo slabs, draw the in-position line on the elastic datum line, leaving a gap of 1mm for each piece (if the design requires the seam to be opened, the gap shall be reserved according to the design regulations).

3.3.5　 Install marble or prefabricated terrazzo, polished granite: take the slate according to the position and straighten the copper wire or galvanized lead wire, put the slate in place, and reach out the mouth of the slab, reach into the back of the slate with your right hand, and put the copper under the slab. Wire or galvanized lead wire is tied to the cross bar. Do not tie it too tightly to leave a margin. Just tie the copper wire or galvanized lead wire and the cross bar firmly (it will be anchored after grouting), and the slab can be tied up to tie the marble or prefabricated terrazzo and polished granite slab. Top copper wire or galvanized lead wire, and stabilize it with wooden wedges. The gap between the block and the base layer (that is, the thickness of the grouting) is generally 30-50mm. Use the ruler to check and adjust the wooden wedge, then fasten the copper wire or galvanized lead wire, and proceed to the other side in turn. The cylinder can be installed in a clockwise direction, generally starting from the front. After the first layer is installed, use the ruler to find the vertical, the level ruler to level it, and the square ruler to find the yin and yang angle square. When installing the slate, if the slate specifications are inaccurate or the gap between the slabs does not match, the lead skin should be used to cushion it so that The gaps between the terrazzo white quartz slabs are uniform and consistent, and the opening of the first layer of terrazzo white quartzslabs is kept straight. After finding the vertical, level and squareness, use a bowl to prepare plaster of paris, and paste the plaster into a porridge shape between the upper and lower slabs of marble or prefabricated terrazzo and polished granite to make the two layers of terrazzo white quartz slabs form a whole, wooden wedges Gypsum can also be pasted in place, and then use a ruler to check for deformation, and grouting can be done after the plaster hardens (if there is a caulking plastic hose designed, it should be plugged before grouting).