Cement Terrazzo Tiles are much thicker than poured in place terrazzo. These tiles come in at an overall installed height of a minimum of ⅝” thickness up to over 1”. Epoxy thin-set terrazzo poured-in-place has a standard overall installed thickness ⅜” and we even offer a ¼” system if needed.

There are two popular choices for flooring systems – terrazzo and ceramic tile. This article aims to show the difference between the two, both their pros and cons, to help you in choosing which flooring system is better for you. Ceramic tile is considerably more affordable than terrazzo flooring across the board.

Terrazzo bathrooms might have slightly disappeared for a few years there, but can such a classic look ever really fall out of fashion? 'In my opinion, Terrazzo has never gone out of style,' interior designer Amy Youngblood tells H&G. 'With its classic Venetian roots, it adds a certain look and interest to any space.

Complexity. There is a direct correlation between the complexity of a terrazzo flooring design and a project's cost. One of the terrazzo's most desirable features is its endless design flexibility. Logos and other complex designs, such as flowers, birds, and murals, are often incorporated into terrazzo flooring.