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.

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.

One of the disadvantages of terrazzo is that the surface does not retain heat well during the winter months, making the floor feeling a tad cold. Unless you have a heat insulator beneath the terrazzo, this may cause discomfort to those who walk across the floor barefoot.

Terrazzo floor tile typically retails at between $5 and $30 per sq/ft. 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.