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In the early 20th century, the American architectural community began to widely adopt terrazzo floors, especially in the southern states. Due to its durability and easy-to-clean properties, terrazzo flooring is widely used in public buildings, commercial places, and residential buildings.

Steps to clean terrazzo floor: 1. Daily cleaning Tools: soft bristle broom or dry dust mop 2. Regular wet mopping Tools: warm water, microfiber mop, neutral detergent. 3. Deep cleaning Tools: warm water, soft brush, neutral detergent, water-absorbing mop, or wet and dry vacuum cleaner.

The sealed terrazzo flooring needs regular inspection and maintenance. Depending on the usage and environment, re-apply the sealant every one to two years to ensure that the protective effect of the floor continues to be effective.

Terrazzo stone is a man-made composite material made of cement, sand, gravel and pigment, while quartz is a natural mineral whose main component is silicon dioxide (SiO2). Terrazzo stone and quartz can be effectively identified by appearance, texture, hardness, chemical reaction testing instruments.

1. Classification based on material composition(Ordinary, Resin terrazzo stone flooring) 2. Classification based on production process(Cast-in-place, Prefabricated) 3. Classification based on surface treatment(Polished, Matt, Anti-slip) 4. Classification based on application scenarios(Commercial, Industrial, Home)