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With over 6,000 types of terrazzo and a focus on environmental sustainability and new technologies, Agglotech has become a leading producer of terrazzo for both small and large projects. This Italian brand manufactures terrazzo blocks and slabs with uniform colors and high resistance, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. Agglotech products are certified with international standards, including LGA and CE, and support environmental conservation. Benefits of Agglotech Products: High Quality and Durability: Agglotech terrazzo is resistant to wear, moisture, and thermal expansion, making it suitable for both interior and exterior spaces. Support for Large Projects: The company’s high production capacity and vast inventory enable quick delivery times. Diverse Finishes: Agglotech slabs and tiles come in various sizes and finishes (polished, brushed, and hammered). Fisher Technology: For exterior use, rainproof panels with rear ventilation offer advantages like UV resistance and color stabilization. Environmental Focus and International Standards: Agglotech products comply with LEED® and European Union standards, and the company pays attention to resource conservation during production. These features make Agglotech an ideal choice for architects and designers working on large projects with specific requirements.

Wall2Floor Terrazzo is a decorative system applied seamlessly on-site, following a specific processing sequence to achieve the distinctive "Venetian Terrazzo" aesthetic effect.

Colortek's Concrete Terrazzo System is ideal for outdoor applications. The concrete terrazzo can be customized with a limited and less vibrant color range that our epoxy-based system, and requires rectangular strip geometry as opposed by the limitless geometry available to our epoxy terrazzo system. Created in the 15th century in Venice as a low-cost way to surface terraces surrounding the city’s homes, Terrazzo became popular during the mid-century era, where it could be found in commercial spaces including airports, cultural institutions, schools, and hotels. Colortek's Epoxy Terrazzo System is easily customizable and can be poured into different patterns and shapes to produce a smooth, uniformly textured surface for floors, walls, stairs, curbs, counter-tops, and even furniture. Created in the 15th century in Venice as a low-cost way to surface terraces surrounding the city’s homes, Terrazzo became popular during the mid-century era, where it could be found in commercial spaces including airports, cultural institutions, schools, and hotels.