Terrazzo
Vinyl Flooring
A printed terrazzo appearance, specified as a vinyl floor. Choose the décor, then define the construction, format and finish for the range or project you are buying.
For importers, distributors, private-label brands and project buyers. Browse the design first; approve a physical sample before ordering.

See the complete design.
Look beyond the room image.
A scene shows the overall effect. The full print and assembly layout help you compare chip scale, repeat and joint direction. Use the décor code to identify your selection.

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Open the complete print, assembly layout and room reference.
Design details
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Inspect the full design plan and assembly layout before selecting a sample.
Design detailsContinue in the Terrazzo décor library.Filter the published designs, open their full views and build a sample list. The references above are a starting point, not a claim about the size of the complete range.
Browse Terrazzo decors →Images are design references. Review colour, texture and gloss on physical samples. Selected décor availability is tied to the proposed product build.
One visual direction.
Different flooring constructions.
Terrazzo describes the appearance, not the core or installation method. Use the routes below to define your product brief.
| Product route | Construction | Installation route | Bring to your enquiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dryback LVT | Flexible vinyl floor covering | Bonded to a prepared subfloor with the specified adhesive. | Subfloor preparation, adhesive system and required finished floor level. |
| SPC rigid core click | Rigid SPC board with a click joint | Floating installation with a matched locking system. | Board thickness, attached pad, finished thickness and approved installation. |
| Flexible click LVT | Flexible-core click construction | Floating click floor, distinct from SPC rigid core. | Joint system, subfloor conditions and the requested product build. |
| Loose Lay LVT | Friction-backed vinyl without click joints | Fixing method is selected for the room, traffic and subfloor. | Backing, room layout and the fixing method required by the installation instructions. |
The tile size is
part of the design.
The same print can read differently across a large tile, a smaller module or a plank. Review the selected print at its proposed size, then inspect joined samples and the finish under direct and side light.
- Print scaleCompare the full design and its repeat across several pieces.
- Joint layoutChoose the format with the bevel and proposed laying direction.
- Surface finishApprove texture and gloss together on the selected build.
Keep the design.
Define the floor around it.
A décor code identifies the visual. The rest of the brief establishes what is being sampled or priced.
Select the décor
Use the design code and state what you want to review: the print, an assembly reference or the surface sample.
Describe the build
Product route, width × length, board or finished thickness, wear layer, attached pad and edge detail.
Add the order context
Quantity per décor, destination, application and target date. Include any required standard or project document.
Before you choose
a Terrazzo range.
Separate the visual choice from the product and project requirements.