Terrazzo concrete floor

If you’re looking for hard wearing, exposed aggregate flooring then look no further, Lazenby's Diamond Polished Concrete or Terrazzo could be just for you. Diamond Polished Concrete is created by grinding back the surface of 100mm concrete slab to expose the natural aggregate, giving a fantastic raw and industrial look. Our Terrazzo floors are created with more control by hand mixing the aggregate and cement, a great option where depth is limited, requiring only 20-40mm to install.

Terrazzo tiles are a one-of-a-kind surface option that is warmer than marble and more interesting than ceramic tiles. According to ELLE Decor, it’s making a huge comeback in 2020.

So, what's the difference between terrazzo and polished concrete? The difference between terrazzo and polished concrete is the cement-to-aggregate ratio. That's probably the biggest difference anyway. Cementitious terrazzo is minimum 70 percent marble-chip material and 30 percent cement matrix (with a Portland cement binder). This is pretty much the opposite of regular concrete, which is around 70 percent cement (including fly ash or slag) and 30 percent aggregate (sand and rock). When…

Tired of your old, boring floors? This DIY terrazzo floor is an easy (and fun!) way to spice up your home for less trouble and money than the real thing.

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Styles of polished concrete floors vary and are an attractive option for residential & commercial buildings. Ask Craftsman Concrete Floors about polished concrete floor styles, colors & finishes.