Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
White Terrazzo Dining Table
White Terrazzo Dining Table
Crafted from durable white terrazzo, this dining table offers a unique blend of modern style and long-lasting use. With its sleek design and sturdy construction, it's the perfect centerpiece for any dining room. Elevate your dining experience with this elegant and timeless piece.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Terrazzo |
| Surface Finish | Polished,Honed |
| Countertops |
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| Vanity Tops Size |
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| Edge Style | Bull nose, ogee, bevel, eased, polish, etc |
What is a White Terrazzo Dining Table?
A white terrazzo dining table is known for its unique design, featuring dot-like textures and irregular pebble patterns. These patterns create a sense of "sameness and small differences", giving it an unpredictable and random beauty. This makes the design both rich and dynamic, and the table has become a fashion favorite due to its versatile and modern aesthetic.
Traditionally, terrazzo is created by mixing crushed stone, glass, quartz, and other aggregates with cement binders to form concrete products, which are then ground and polished. There are two main types of terrazzo construction for dining tables: on-site pouring and factory prefabricated plates. Both have distinct features and characteristics:
1. On-Site Pouring Type
On-site pouring is a traditional method where terrazzo is poured directly at the site, requiring skilled workers for the construction. This method creates a seamless and smooth surface, with no obvious color differences within a single area.
Advantages
- Seamless Splicing: The terrazzo appears as one continuous surface, creating a beautiful and cohesive look.
- Large Area Formation: It allows for larger areas to be created in one go, resulting in no noticeable color variations within the area.
- Aesthetic Effect: The finished product often features a stunning mosaic-like pattern that adds elegance.
Disadvantages
- Manual Operation: The fineness of the finish may not compare to precision equipment, as it's largely dependent on the craftsmanship.
- Physical Properties: Lacking high-frequency vibration and high-pressure suppression, the physical properties of the terrazzo may be limited.
- Surface Flatness: The surface may exhibit waviness due to manual polishing, affecting the overall smoothness.
- Strict Construction Conditions: The process is labor-intensive and requires specific conditions. Cross-working is not allowed during construction.
- Construction Delays: Regional protection is required after pouring, which can impact the overall construction schedule.
- Not Suitable for Walls: This method is not feasible for wall installations.
Potential Problems
- Bonding Strength: The bonding may not be strong enough, causing the aggregates to loosen and fall off over time.
- High Water Absorption: Stains can penetrate the surface easily due to high water absorption.
- Insufficient Density and Strength: The material can crack more easily compared to factory-processed terrazzo.
- Difficult to Repair: Once damaged, repairs may not restore the terrazzo to its original appearance.
2. Factory Prefabricated Type
Factory-prefabricated white terrazzo dining tables are manufactured in controlled environments using modern machinery. The process typically involves clothing, vibration, high pressure, and cutting, creating terrazzo similar to tiles or marble. This type of terrazzo is often used in various environments, offering flexibility and high-quality performance.
In conclusion, whether opting for on-site pouring or factory prefabricated terrazzo, both methods offer unique benefits. However, factory-prefabricated terrazzo may be more consistent in quality, while on-site pouring offers the advantage of seamless and customizable designs.
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