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5 | a Terrazo floor |
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5 | terrazzo floor(ing) |
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a Terrazo floor Explanation: see below with picture Reference: http://www.schweich.com/imagehtml/8294_3232_0624_42sm.html |
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terrazzo floor(ing) Explanation: ter·raz·zo ( P ) Pronunciation Key (t-rz, t-räts) n. A flooring material of marble or stone chips set in mortar and polished when dry -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 mins (2004-02-25 09:47:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Traditional terrazzo is made of cement and marble with extra marble chips on the surface. The cement portion is porous and quickly absorbs stains. A more modern form, made with synthetic resins such as urethane or epoxy as the \"binder\", in place of cement do not stain as readily. A penetrating sealer should be applied to new terrazzo floors to seal the pores in the cement and thus retard stains absorption. Resealing may be needed occasionally. http://doityourself.com/brick/terrazzo.htm Reference: http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=terrazzo |
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