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Sand Cushion Terrazzo System

Sand Cushion Terrazzo System

Description: A cement matrix topping under bed with wire reinforcing, isolation sheet, and sand layer system for exterior/interior floor use. This is the best cement system.

  

Advantages:

Due to the under bed’s depth, wire mesh reinforcing, isolation sheeting, and sand layer, it will absorb minor substrate defects and prevent mirroring to the surface.

Thickness:  2.5″ to 3″ including a .5″ terrazzo topping.

Weight:  25-30 lbs. PSF.

Dividers:

The position of divider strips is essential to performance, serving a dual function: a control for anticipated contraction and an aesthetic enhancement in separating colors. 5 feet or less on centers. Architects should design structural inset expansion plates between areas where major movement is anticipated.


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