The slab is a near-white neutral surface with subtle variations in mid to light cool blue-grey tones. No distinct veining or chip structure is present.
Swatches sampled from the slab photograph. Screen colour is not slab colour, so approve a physical sample before ordering.
Italian Grey Terrazzo is a bound matrix aggregate chip terrazzo slab. It is used by slab importers, countertop fabricators, and builders for interior applications. The material features a consistent, uniform appearance across its surface.
Slab importers and countertop fabricators seeking a neutral, consistent terrazzo surface
Sourcing a uniform terrazzo slab with predictable colour and minimal variation across batches
Consistent colour across all slabs in a batch
Resistant to stains and scratches in daily use
Available in multiple thicknesses and surface finishes
Compared with poured terrazzo this slab arrives finished, with no site grinding and no curing time in the programme. Joints exist, but chip pattern stays consistent between slabs of the same code.
Values marked TBC are confirmed per order rather than guessed at here.
| Colour code | italian grey terrazzo |
|---|---|
| Collection | Terrazzo |
| Material | Aggregate chip terrazzo in a bound matrix |
| Thickness | 2 cm and 3 cm standard, custom on request |
| Surface finish | Polished, honed or leathered |
| Edge profiles | Six profiles including bullnose, ogee bullnose step, radius and mitre |
| Slab size | TBC - confirmed per order |
| Minimum order quantity | TBC - confirmed per order |
| Production standard | ISO 9001 production control |
| Manufactured in | Nanyang, Henan, China |
Quartz aggregate, resin and pigment are weighed to the recipe recorded against the colour code.
The mix is laid up so the pattern falls the way the design specifies rather than at random.
The slab is compacted under vacuum and vibration to drive out air voids.
The pressed slab is cured so the binder reaches full strength before any machining.
Slabs are calibrated to thickness and finished polished, honed or leathered.
Slabs are checked against the colour code, then bundled on A-frames for sea freight.
Store slabs vertically on an A-frame. Flat stacking large formats invites cracks that only show when the slab is lifted.
Confirm vein direction before cutting on patterned codes, and dry-lay bookmatched pairs before committing the cut.
Warm water, a soft cloth and a mild detergent. Avoid oven cleaner, drain products and abrasive pads on a polished finish.
Commercial interiors put surfaces in front of a lot of people and very little maintenance budget.
Cladding is a yield exercise.
Furniture makers buy stone by the piece, not the container, and they need the same top made a hundred times.
Yes, the slab can be custom cut to size. Contact the factory for specific dimensions and lead times.
The slab is available in polished, honed, and leathered finishes. Choose the finish that best suits the application.
The slab is designed for indoor use. Exposure to prolonged weather may affect its surface over time.
Yes. Email [email protected] with the code italian grey terrazzo, the thickness and the finish you want, plus a shipping address. Samples are free to distributors, builders and countertop factories.
2 cm and 3 cm are standard across the range. Custom thicknesses are developed on request.
Order against the same code, thickness and finish. Codes are produced to a recorded recipe, which is what makes a repeat order match.
The order sequence we use, from first sample through to a loaded container.
Two ways to get the same look, with very different programme and cost profiles.
What arrives at your yard, and what to confirm before the container is packed.
Tell us the thickness, finish and quantity you need and we will come back with availability.
