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Epoxy & Cement Terrazzo Flooring
Star Terrazzo Flooring
A durable, decorative terrazzo flooring system for architects, contractors, and facility owners — choose fast epoxy terrazzo or traditional terrazzo cement to match your project.
Star Terrazzo Flooring brings the classic chip-and-aggregate beauty of terrazzo to modern buildings, in a system built for how you actually build today. It's designed for architects, contractors, and facility owners who want a durable, decorative floor without guesswork on site.
Choose the epoxy terrazzo system for a fast, seamless, thin application, or the traditional terrazzo cement system for a thick, heavy-duty floor built to last decades. One product family, two systems, matched to your substrate, schedule, and budget.
Key Performance Benefits
- Two-system flexibility — choose a thin epoxy system for fast installs or traditional terrazzo cement for maximum strength.
- Custom aggregate blends — marble, glass, and quartz chips in configurable sizes and colors for a unique finish.
- Seamless, joint-free surface — the epoxy system installs without control joints, reducing dirt traps and maintenance.
- High compressive strength — both systems resist heavy foot traffic, rolling loads, and daily wear in commercial settings.
- Low-odour, hygienic finish — a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface suited for hospitals, kitchens, and food-grade areas.
- Long service life — properly installed, this flooring routinely lasts 20+ years with minimal upkeep.
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The Problem
Common Flooring Challenges Solved by Star Terrazzo Flooring
Standard flooring wears out fast, decorative floors are hard to keep clean, and tight renovation schedules leave little room for slow-curing systems. Star Terrazzo Flooring is built to solve all three.
Standard Flooring Wears Out Fast
Vinyl, laminate, and painted concrete scratch, fade, and need replacement every few years, driving up lifecycle cost.
Decorative Floors Are Hard to Maintain
Grout lines and porous finishes trap dirt and bacteria, making cleaning slow and hygiene difficult to guarantee.
Renovation Schedules Are Tight
Traditional terrazzo cement can take days to cure, which is not always workable for occupied buildings or fast-track projects.
Benefits
6 Ways Star Terrazzo Flooring Delivers Strength, Style & Long-Term Performance
Star Terrazzo Flooring combines timeless aesthetics with exceptional durability to create a surface built for modern spaces — long-lasting performance, easy maintenance, superior strength, and a premium finish for residential and commercial environments alike.
Reduces Long-Term Flooring Costs
Because this system resists abrasion and impact, owners avoid the frequent replacement cycles common with vinyl or laminate, lowering total cost of ownership over the building's life.
Cuts Maintenance Time and Cost
The seamless, low-porosity surface of epoxy terrazzo flooring does not trap dirt in grout lines, so daily cleaning is faster and deep-cleaning frequency drops significantly.
Fits Fast-Track Construction Schedules
The thin epoxy system cures quickly compared with traditional terrazzo cement, letting contractors hand over floors sooner without compromising the finished look.
Supports Hygiene-Sensitive Environments
The dense, non-porous finish resists bacterial growth, making terrazzo flooring a practical choice for hospitals, laboratories, and commercial kitchens.
Delivers Lasting Durability
High compressive strength in both systems means terrazzo cement and epoxy terrazzo flooring stand up to rolling carts, foot traffic, and daily commercial use for decades.
Adapts to Any Design Brief
Custom aggregate blends let architects match the finish to a building's palette, giving each project a distinct, high-end look without custom tooling costs.
How It Works
How It Works
Star Terrazzo Flooring comes in two systems: a thin epoxy system (about 6–10mm) suited to renovations and tight timelines, and a thick, traditional terrazzo cement system (about 25–40mm) suited to new construction and heavy structural loads. The right choice depends on your substrate, schedule, and budget.
Surface Preparation
Inspect the substrate for cracks, moisture, and structural issues. Remove dust, existing coatings, and contaminants through grinding or shot-blasting. Repair damaged areas, level uneven surfaces, and apply a suitable primer.
Mixing
Mix the epoxy resin or cement terrazzo mix as per system specifications, then add the selected marble, glass, or quartz aggregates in the recommended ratio.
Application
Apply the terrazzo mixture evenly over the prepared surface to the required thickness. Once cured, grind and polish the surface to expose the aggregates and achieve a smooth finish, then apply a protective sealer.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is terrazzo flooring made of?
Terrazzo flooring is a premium decorative flooring solution made from marble, glass, or quartz chips embedded in a binder such as epoxy resin or cement. The surface is then ground and polished to create a smooth, durable, and attractive finish suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.
What is the difference between epoxy terrazzo flooring and cement terrazzo flooring?
Epoxy terrazzo flooring is a modern system made with epoxy resin and aggregates. It offers a thinner profile, faster curing, excellent design flexibility, and high stain resistance. Cement terrazzo flooring is a traditional system with a thicker structure, providing exceptional strength for new construction projects.
How long does terrazzo flooring last?
A professionally installed terrazzo flooring system can last 20 years or more with proper maintenance. Its high durability, abrasion resistance, and long service life make it one of the most reliable decorative flooring options for commercial and high-traffic areas.
Is terrazzo flooring suitable for hospitals and healthcare facilities?
Yes, terrazzo flooring is highly suitable for hospitals and healthcare environments. Its seamless, non-porous surface helps prevent dirt accumulation and bacterial growth, making it an ideal hygienic flooring solution for areas requiring strict cleanliness standards.
What is the thickness of terrazzo flooring installation?
The thickness depends on the system selected. Epoxy terrazzo flooring generally has a thickness of around 6–10 mm, while cement terrazzo flooring systems are typically installed at 25–40 mm depending on project requirements.
Can terrazzo flooring be installed over existing floors?
Yes, modern epoxy terrazzo flooring can often be installed over properly prepared existing floors. This reduces demolition work, saves installation time, and provides a cost-effective way to upgrade old surfaces.
Is modern terrazzo flooring easy to maintain?
Yes, modern terrazzo flooring is easy to maintain due to its seamless and dense surface. It resists stains, reduces dust accumulation, and requires minimal cleaning compared to traditional flooring materials, making it ideal for busy commercial spaces.
How long does terrazzo flooring take to install?
Installation time depends on the project size and system type. Epoxy terrazzo flooring generally cures faster than cement terrazzo flooring, making it suitable for renovation projects, commercial spaces, and areas requiring quick completion.
Where is terrazzo flooring commonly used?
Terrazzo flooring is widely used in hospitals, schools, hotels, malls, offices, airports, and residential spaces. Its combination of durability, design flexibility, and low maintenance makes it a preferred decorative flooring solution for high-performance environments.
Does terrazzo flooring require sealing?
Yes, sealing is recommended after polishing terrazzo flooring. A quality sealer improves stain resistance, protects the floor surface, enhances appearance, and helps maintain the long-lasting beauty and performance of the flooring system.