and installation costs between $4 and $15 per sq/ft. Poured terrazzo is more expensive with an average price range of between $20 and $80 per sq/ft installed. Residential terrazzo floors have been trending lately.

Epoxy terrazzo forms a physical bond between the terrazzo and the underlying surface. TERRAZZCO EZPour Epoxy 158 is self-priming and can be troweled over the following surface finishes: Concrete.

One of the biggest differences between terrazzo and polished concrete will be the cement-to-aggregate ratio. Polished concrete will contain more cement whereas terrazzo will contain more aggregate. For example, cementitious terrazzo requires a minimum of 70 percent marble-chip material and a 30 percent cement matrix.

Cementitious terrazzo is traditionally a mixture of 2:1 ratio of marble aggregate and cement (grey or white). For coloring, add iron oxide to the mix. Mix the materials thoroughly with water. The mix is then poured in within the specified panels and troweled to the preferred height.