Strong acidic and alkaline cleaners The surface of terrazzo porcelain floor tile is usually polished, so the surface is relatively smooth, but not completely non-porous. Using strong acidic or alkaline cleaners may corrode the cement matrix on the floor surface, causing color fading or surface damage.

The aggregate part of terrazzo stone often contains marble chips, especially in vintage or high-end designs. These chips are usually a by-product of the marble cutting or processing process. By mixing and compacting these chips with cement or resin, a decorative effect that is both economical and beautiful can be achieved.

Terrazzo stone flooring has extremely high durability due to the characteristics of its material composition. Its hardness is close to that of natural stone, and it can effectively resist high-frequency trampling, impact of heavy objects, and common scratches in daily kitchens.

In outdoor environments, materials need to be exposed to sunlight for a long time, and ultraviolet rays are one of the important reasons for floor aging. If terrazzo stone flooring uses resin materials as a binder, its UV resistance is poor and it is prone to fading, powdering and other problems if exposed to sunlight for a long time.

Before the construction of terrazzo flooring begins, the construction party needs to prepare a large amount of cement, aggregates (such as marble chips), pigments, stone powder and other materials. The ratio of these raw materials needs to be strictly controlled, but in actual construction, some material waste may occur.