Thoughts on this floor ?

[Flintstone]

can anyone offer any words of wisdom about this entrance way? It’s edwardian and it needs tiling along with the hallway of the house, with original style, it’s like one piece centres with a boarder ? I thought terrazzo but now I don’t think it is.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

I'd have thought terrazzo too..

 

[Time's Ran Out]

It could be a composite like rubber crumb!
Best check it’s not a listed building/entrance.

 

[Simon Dale]

Venetian terrazz0 ?

 

[Flintstone]

It’s very solid, no cracks etc.. she didn’t mention it being listed, she’s very on the ball too.

 

[Flintstone]

It does look like Venetian terrazzo Simon, what’s the correct procedure for it?

 

[LM]

It does look like Venetian terrazzo Simon, what’s the correct procedure for it?

Andy I also think it’s terrazzo. I’d prime it with Isomat supergrund primer and level if needs be and tile it.

 

[Simon Dale]

Speaking with @3_fall this morning for bitumen he suggested the above never used it but must be good. Keracoll do the sealer for metal etc ? Same old faces on here answering lol

 

[Albert]

Terrazzo insitu

 

[Italy]

they are cement tiles with a terrazzo layer of about 1 cm.
there are still many factories in my area.
it is sanded on the spot after laying.
it's a shame to cover it, just polish it and come back like new.
I usually give a scratch with sandpaper or similar,
because it's a material with wax.
primergrip of Mapei or similar, self-leveling if needed and to lay.
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