Flooring Cost Breakdown
When considering a floor for any project, architects and
designers must factor in durability, design,
and maitenance. Terrazzo offers a considerable return on
investment as it remains the lowest
life-cycle of any flooring on the market. Now while terrazzo has
a high initial cost per square foot of
area, it has a long-term cost advantage over other flooring
types. Think about it. While some flooring
options will need repairs and replacements over the years,
terrazzo's durability allows the floor to last
on average up to 75 years.
The National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association provided pricing
data for each region of the United
States. Check your state's region to find accurate pricing for
thin-set epoxy terrazzo. The pricing is a
model that helps determine the actual cost of flooring during a
building's life-span.
Terrazzo provides design quality and comfort for many
high-traffic areas such as schools, corporate
offices, hospitals, government buildings, airports, restaurants,
and other commercial institutions. With
the resurgance of terrazzo today, architects and designers can
use terrazzo for flooring, wall panels,
countertops, and staircases.
Have a project and need pricing information? Our estimating team
can provide quotes on the size
of the project. Email us at [email protected] or
call us at (704) 921-4940. In the
meantime, learn more information about terrazzo at our website
and at NTMA.com. Enjoy this
brochure!
