Terroxy Resin Systems in Museums & Libraries | Terrazzo & Marble

Terrazzo & Marble has supplied terrazzo materials to numerous museums around the world, providing highly durable, low-maintenance, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable epoxy flooring. The following characteristics make Terroxy Resin Systems by Terrazzo & Marble the ideal options for museum flooring:

• Durability: Terrazzo’s impeccable durability and strength are ideal for high traffic areas found within museums. While the initial cost for other flooring systems might appear more affordable, they require more maintenance than terrazzo flooring. Other flooring systems such as carpet and vinyl tiles have to be replaced frequently, especially in large high traffic areas, while terrazzo stands the test of time and typically lasts the lifetime of the building.
• Low Maintenance: Since museums receive a large number of visitors daily, it is a difficult task to keep the space clean during open hours. Seamless terrazzo flooring allows for easy cleaning and sanitizing, and day-to-day maintenance only requires a mop and a bucket of warm water. Terrazzo & Marble's Terroxy Resin Systems also help to prevent the growth of bacteria and fungus, reducing the transfer of germs and dust within the facilities.
• Aesthetics: Terrazzo offers unlimited possibilities by allowing any imaginable combination of colors, patterns, logos, and pictures. This allows designers and architects to create original designs that may incorporate branding and a wide range of colors into the floor. Terroxy Resin Systems' special formulation does not allow for colors to fade or wear thin.
• Sustainability: Terrazzo has long been a recycled product and was created centuries ago by Venetian workers who used waste chips from slab marble processing. The following aspects make Terroxy Resin Systems a sustainable flooring choice:
  • Use of recycled content for aggregates
  • Use of local/regional materials
  • High durability, lasting the lifetime of the building
  • Does not emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)