In this video we share with you our process for the terrazzo flooring we did at our project in Korle Gonno. The process is quite simple and we also let you understand why we chose terrazzo over regular tiles.
Thanks for sharing, I’ve been obsessed with T floors since seeing them in my 60s built highschool. So cool. Doesn’t seem too terribly expensive. Life goals.
You guys are good with your work, when I come home will definitely contact your office to see how its will cost me to build my dream house or apartment, hope I can afford your company 😀
Gifty that is my thought, no family member just give the whole build to them to sort out... a littke scared about possible cost as their finish is always perfect
Very informative video on this process! I’m building a 55’ X 60” shop and this finish is exactly what I want. Where do you source the diamond grinding pads and what grits do you use?
I didn't hear you say anything about applying a sealer to the surface after finishing the grinding process. Isn't that a normal practice and important step to help prevent staining and make the floor easier to clean?
I’m confused. I though moisture was the number one enemy for terrazzo flooring. Also those measuring lines in my opinion are unsightly. One uneven surface / finish would have been great. Apart from that great job and presentation. Thanks
Please im hoping to use you guys for my house in the next few years... if you can talk us through the process on one of your videos... as in I already have the land... and an idea as to what i want to build... how the process will be like and the house would be funded by investments... interest so construction would be in stages... looking forward to the video
It is relative. In some instances, tiles may be more expensive and in others terrazzo. Also the cost of the tiles you choose will also affect the cost. We will be doing a video on this in the coming days with a more comprehensive breakdown of the two.
The cost is relative. In some cases, tiles will be more expensive and in others terrazzo. We will be doing a video on this in the coming days comparing the two. Stay tuned.
Bonjour Je suis artisan. J installe du terrazzo comme ce travaille au vidio j ai plus de 20 ans d experience ici au Maroc je travaille aussi avec les machines du ponçage je cherche d emploi svp
i does this job,the mix gets dry quickly if you dont pour enough water.that means it will be difficult for you to level up when rolling since the cast will be dried up or can cost you alot of time
@@TimKollat the water is needed for the cement to make a proper bond...it also aids in the curing process ...water pulls it together as it evaporates.. Terrazzo artisan for 34 years
@@alexmontego3115 Hi Alex.. after flooding the floor we always make a slurry with cement then pour the Terrazzo... This reduces color loss.. too much water will weaken the pigment when using just water...food for thought...
The cost is usually dependent on a number of factors. In some cases, tiles will cost more and in others, terrazzo. We will be making a video comparing the two and which one would be good for you in some time to come. Stay tuned
Yes, the work can be redone. The only issue would be to break the floor to remove the old terrazzo work and then redo it. The terrazzo is quite hard so cutting it is a job in itself.
The cost will vary depending on the area and the quality of finish. In some cases, terrazzo will be more expensive and in others, tiles. We are currently working on a video that seeks to compare the two. Subscribe and turn on all notifications so that when the video is published, you will be notified. Thanks
