Design Your Own Floors with In-Situ Terrazzo - DecoCon or Cementitious| Cast-in-Situ Terrazzo flooring

Cementitious Cast :
In-Situ Terrazzo Flooring

In-situ terrazzo FANE’IA is a way of making terrazzo floors by pouring and polishing a special mix of cement or resin and marble chips right where it will be used. This technique allows for large areas to be covered with the terrazzo, and it looks like one solid piece without many joints. Because of how Cast In Place Terrazzo is made, each in-situ Cementitious Terrazzo floor is unique. We can choose the color of the base, the size, and color of the marble chips, and even add other stones to the design. It's like creating a special design that no one else has.

Benefits of Cementitious Terrazzo

Durability

No Wear or Tear for a Long Time

Low Maintenance

Easy to Clean and Maintain

Versatility

Diverse range of Colour and Styles

Environmentally Friendly

Environmentally Friendly & Sustainable

Hygienic

Completely Healthy & Hygienic

Cost-Effective

One Time Investment & Affordable

Resistant

Heat and Moisture Resistant

Aesthetic Appeal

Visually Elegant for Any Space

Tiles In Use

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Maintenance Guide - Cementitious Terrazzo Flooring

Sweep or vacuum regularly

Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and crumbs

Avoid harsh cleaning

Avoid harsh cleaning material & too much water

Mopping

Use a mild, pH-neutral cleaner when mopping

Blot spills and stains

Blot spills and stains with a clean cloth or paper towel

Avoid harsh cleaners

Avoid harsh cleaners, vinegar, bleach, and citrus-based products

Place mats or rugs

Place mats or rugs at entrances to catch dirt

Use protective pads

Use protective pads or glides under furniture

Avoid dragging

Avoid dragging heavy objects across the floor

Installation Process of Our In-Setu Terrazzo Flooring Design

Inspect

Inspect floor for defects. Repair if necessary

Lay controlled shrinkage

Lay controlled shrinkage screed

Lay dividing strips

Pour

Pour premixed topping

Mix

Mix matrix with water

Lay terrazzo

Lay cementitious terrazzo .

Cure panels

Seal, polish, and finish

Frequently Asked Questions

Cast in place terrazzo refers to the process of pouring and finishing terrazzo flooring directly on-site. It involves mixing cement or resin with materials like marble chips and pouring the mixture onto the floor. The terrazzo is then polished to create a smooth and seamless surface

Yes, terrazzo flooring is often cast in place. It is poured and finished on-site, allowing for greater customization and a continuous, seamless appearance without grout lines or joints.

The thickness of in situ terrazzo can vary depending on the specific project and design requirements. Typically, it is poured at a thickness of around 12 mm - 40 mm. However, thicker applications may be used for specific purposes or design preferences.

Cementitious terrazzo refers to a type of terrazzo flooring where the binding material used is cement. It is a mixture of cement, aggregates (such as marble, quartz, or glass chips), and water. Cementitious terrazzo is commonly used and offers durability and a wide range of design possibilities.

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