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The National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association says that epoxy terrazzo is the best thin-set system available, offering the lowest maintenance costs and the quickest pour-to-grind installation time.
There are a few other types of thin-set systems, such as polyacrylate (a latex-fortified cement) and monolithic (a cement-based system with a thin cross-section), but epoxy terrazzo is generally stronger and more durable. Its also less prone to cracking, says Hardy.
The epoxy resin cures overnight and can be polished the next day, permitting faster project turnaround. Traditional terrazzo may require up to seven days of curing before polishing can begin. In addition to the quick curing and finishing time, epoxy terrazzo is also lighter in weight (only about 3 pounds per square foot installed) than thicker cement-based terrazzos. This makes the material more suitable for multistory use.
Other attributes of epoxy terrazzo include:
Abrasion resistance
Excellent stain and chemical resistance
High impact resistance
Thermal-shock resistance
Does not shrink, permitting installation of larger monolithic sections
The colors are permanent and will last the life of the floor without fading
No need for depressed or recessed concrete slabs to accommodate the topping thickness
Nonporous finish does not support bacterial growth, mold, or mildew
Low maintenance (surfaces are seamless)
Extremely durable, which translates into lower life-cycle costs