Terrazzo Flooring

Ancorite is a leading provider of high-quality polyurethane and epoxy terrazzo flooring, combining durability, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. These systems are ideal for industries where resilience and visual impact are paramount, including the pharmaceutical, commercial, and retail sectors.

Polyurethane Terrazzo flooring

Polyurethane terrazzo is designed for heavy-duty environments, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector, where flooring must resist aggressive solvents and rigorous cleaning processes. Key features include:

Anti-static properties

Achieved through the integration of carbon fibres and a copper tape matrix, meeting the stringent requirements of cleanroom flooring.

Smooth decorative finish

The resin matrix is laid, cured, and diamond-ground before grouting and polishing to create a seamless, robust surface.

Epoxy Terrazzo flooring

Epoxy terrazzo offers customisable design options, making it a popular choice for high-profile locations such as shopping malls, reception areas, and atriums. Features include:

Design versatility

A variety of resin and stone mixes, including glass, marble, mother of pearl, and mirror glass, enable the creation of unique, eye-catching designs.

Comprehensive finishes

The resin matrix is laid, cured, ground, grouted, polished, and sealed for a smooth, highly decorative finish. Matching finishes can also be created for stairs and skirting, with optional anti-slip stair treads for added safety.

Epoxy terrazzo has been successfully installed in shopping centres, hospitals, hotels, airports, and railway stations.

Don't take our word for it

Ancorite has extensive experience installing polyurethane terrazzo floors, with projects successfully delivered across the UK and Ireland for pharmaceutical and related industries.

Frequently asked questions

What is terrazzo flooring in an industrial or commercial context?

Terrazzo flooring is a durable, seamless system made by combining aggregates such as marble, glass, or stone with a resin or cement binder, which is then polished to create a smooth finish.

It is used where both durability and visual appearance are required.

Where is terrazzo flooring typically specified?

Terrazzo is commonly used in commercial, pharmaceutical, retail, and public-facing environments where a high-quality finish and long-term durability are important.

What are the advantages of terrazzo flooring?

Terrazzo offers excellent wear resistance, low maintenance, and a seamless hygienic surface.

It can also be customised with a wide range of colours and aggregates to meet both functional and aesthetic requirements.

What is the difference between epoxy and polyurethane terrazzo systems?

Epoxy terrazzo allows for greater design flexibility and is often used in decorative or high-profile environments, while polyurethane terrazzo is typically specified for enhanced durability and chemical resistance.

How long does terrazzo flooring last in industrial settings?

Terrazzo flooring is extremely long-lasting and, when properly installed and maintained, can perform for decades in commercial and industrial environments making it a cost-effective long-term flooring solution.

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