Welcome to TERRAZZCO’s Resource Center—design tips, product info, and expert support await!
Welcome to TERRAZZCO’s Resource Center—design tips, product info, and expert support await!
Get product data, drawings, and guide specifications for TERRAZZCO’s epoxy terrazzo flooring system.
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Find a wide array of brochures and content to help you visualize and plan your next epoxy terrazzo project.
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Select from several online samples, or design a custom look, all free to the architectural and design community.
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Design with confidence with technical insights, guides, and project inspirations. The Architectural Binder includes:
Become better educated about terrazzo through our online resources. Connect with a representative today to discuss your technical and product questions, sign up for AIA-approved continuing education programs and much more.
Learn more about terrazzo through our series of blogs focused on educating and inspiring architects. Find your answers online.
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Concord Terrazzo representatives are available to offer technical assistance by reviewing specifications and details for terrazzo.
Whether you’re planning your next big project or want to spark your design creativity, these spaces featuring terrazzo will keep you inspired and excited about the possibilities of this versatile material.
Seamless Design Integration
Concord Terrazzo Company is single-source terrazzo manufacture and supplier. We collaborate with architects in helping them design custom poured-in-place epoxy terrazzo flooring and precast terrazzo using TERRAZZCO Brand Products.
We offer a wide range of products and services to architects including:
Basic Uses: Terrazzo is a versatile material that is commonly used as a flooring system, but can also be used to create stairs, countertops, and wall base. TERRAZZCO EZPour Epoxy 158 provides the best in aesthetic value and innovation in designing seamless poured-in-place epoxy terrazzo flooring. Ideal for any indoor space of any institutional, commercial, and industrial setting.
Limitations: Epoxy terrazzo is not recommended for outdoor applications due to deterioration caused by UV ray exposure (For outdoor applications, architects and designers should consider a cementitious terrazzo system.) Epoxy terrazzo is not ideal for concrete surfaces with high moisture vapor emissions. Any surface with high vapor emissions requires a proven moisture barrier product like TERRAZZCO Moisture Vapor Shield 601.
When specifying epoxy terrazzo, the color and design possibilities are limitless.
Designers can select various shades of whites, blacks and grays, or even vibrant colors in blues, greens, yellows, and so on. The TERRAZZCO design team can provide custom terrazzo samples for architects to review their color options.
Yes. We offer terrazzo samples free to the architectural and design community.
At the time of a request, turnaround on samples takes two weeks or less to deliver.
An architect can also collaborate with our design team on a custom terrazzo sample, which may require extended lead times to perfect the finish.
When considering a terrazzo system for a commercial building, it is recommended to select a seamless thin-set epoxy terrazzo floor over terrazzo tile.
When considering lifetime performance, its hard to find a flooring system that outlasts epoxy terrazzo. Ideal for high traffic areas, epoxy terrazzo is quick to install, and once completed, can last over 100 years with proper care. With minimal repairs and no replacements, an epoxy terrazzo provides a great return on investment for building owners seeking a long-lasting flooring system.
One of the great characteristics of epoxy terrazzo is its design flexibility. It allows architects and designers to create a customizable floor design with a wide range of color and aggregate options. It is truly limited to your imagination.
Grout joints in tile are commonplace for bacteria and dirt to hide, and can lead to higher maintenance costs than a seamless terrazzo system (epoxy terrazzo does not support the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew.) In addition, epoxy terrazzo has better wear and impact resistance than tile, as tile is more susceptible to brittleness and cracking, thus raising the owner’s cost to repair or replace the tile in the building if damages occur.
How long do terrazzo floors last?
An epoxy terrazzo floor can last the lifetime of any building structure. Generally, terrazzo floors will last between 40 to 100 years – sometimes even longer than 100 years with the proper care.
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