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N° T01174 – Chippings 6–8 mm

Ready-mixed terrazzo for a jointless terrazzo finish, to be laid and ground on site . One bucket contains 25 kilograms and is designed to cover an area of approx. 1 square metre with a layer thickness of 1 cm . The contents of the bucket containing the terrazzo mix are mixed with water on site. Genuine lime-bound terrazzo without plastic additives, fully recyclable. 

A sample can be ordered for colour matching. The colour of the sample may vary slightly from the installed terrazzo due to natural variations . Terrazzo samples are therefore intended as a guide and not as a reference. You can order samples here

Further information on installation can be found here

Would you like to learn how to install terrazzo yourself? Click here for our terrazzo seminars. 

We’d be happy to help you find a suitable terrazzo contractor for your building project. Please feel free to contact us at mail@viamaterial.de.
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Carrara marble is a metamorphic rock consisting of crystallised limestone. It is formed through a metamorphic process in which calcareous sedimentary rocks are transformed into marble under high pressure and temperature. It is characterised by a light to white base colour, which is often interspersed with grey veins. These veins are caused by impurities that were incorporated into the rock during the formation of the marble. Carrara marble is renowned for its fine-grained, crystalline structure, which gives it a glossy surface . The marble is relatively soft compared to other stones, making it easy to work with – a property that has made it particularly popular for sculptures and ornate architectural features.

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A yellow terrazzo containing two types of aggregate, both with a grain size of 6–8 mm. In addition to white Carrara marble aggregate, this mixture also contains black limestone.  
The colour intensity varies depending on the degree of polishing – the finer the grinding and polishing, the more intense the colour appears.