Springtime always calls out for a good cleaning, and nothing needs a good cleaning more than your floor. If you have carpet flooring, then it means you’ll be running the vacuum cleaner all day. If you have wood flooring it means you’ll be sweeping and wiping down the corners. If you have tile then you’ll be doing much of the same. Some flooring is easier to deal with than others, but some of the more simple ones require large upfront investments, and ones that are made out of wood can have high maintenance costs to upkeep. What you need is something that has the best of both worlds.
Terrazzo Based Floors
Terrazzo floor cleaning is as simple as it gets. It’s made from inexpensive materials, which means it’s much easier for your pocket to install, and it has the added benefits of being just as easy to cleanup as stone or tile. It’s like getting the best of both worlds, and also not having to break the bank in order to do so.
What is Terrazzo?
In normal words, it’s a composite floor panel that consists of a variety of chips. These chips are usually made from marble, quartz, granite and glass. The materials are all held together by a polymer and give off a wonderful glossy finish when finally installed. Terrazzo isn’t affected by water, so choosing it for indoor or outdoor settings is perfect.
Why Should I Consider These Panels?
Aside from the ease of maintenance and incredible durability, terrazzo looks spectacular. You may not be familiar with the flooring, but you have probably seen it before and didn’t realize what you were looking at. You may have mistaken it for marble flooring or some other high-end stone. These floors look a lot like marble, but usually there is a mixture of 2 or 3 colors, and they have a smooth almost glass-like appearance. You may have seen the flooring in hotel lobbies or on the floor of a local museum. You would choose this paneling because it is elegant, easy to upkeep and adds an air of sophistication to any environment.
The choice is simple when it comes to long term, durable and easy to maintain flooring options. Don’t break your back trying to keep wood looking good, or break your bank with expensive stones. Give Terrazzo a try, and you won’t ever want to go back to the days of carpets again.
