Beginning July 1st, our updated Hold Policy will be as follows:
Confirmation Deadline: Orders or holds must be confirmed within 10 days of the material being placed on hold. For materials “pre-held” against incoming shipments, this 10-day period begins upon arrival, at which point we will promptly notify you. If confirmation is not received, the material will be released.
Non-Refundable Deposit:A non-refundable deposit is required by Day 20 of the hold period. Failure to pay the deposit will result in the release of the hold/order.
Standard Hold Period: Once the deposit is received, the order can be held for a maximum of 30 days from the order date
Extended Storage Option (with Fee): If you require storage beyond the initial 30-day hold period, we offer an extended storage option for a fee. Please note that this storage fee is a separate charge and will not be applied to your material invoice.
Maximum Storage Duration: The maximum total storage period for any material, including the initial hold period and any paid extensions, is 6 months from the original hold date.
Returns: All returns are subject to a minimum 10% restocking fee.
Terrazzo & Marble Supply, a global leader in terrazzo material supply, is proud to announce the acquisition of Precast Terrazzo Enterprises (PTE) a premier manufacturer of precast terrazzo products. This strategic acquisition strengthens T&M’s position in the terrazzo industry, expanding its capabilities to provide innovative, high-quality solutions for architectural and design projects worldwide.
With a legacy of excellence in terrazzo supply, T&M has been at the forefront of bringing sophisticated, durable, and sustainable materials to the construction and design industries. By acquiring PTE, a respected leader in the precast terrazzo manufacturing space, T&M is set to enhance its product offerings, streamline production processes, and expand its presence in key markets.
Enhancing Product Innovation and Sustainability
The integration of PTE’s expertise in precast terrazzo will enable T&M to offer a broader range of custom terrazzo products to the architectural community. Both companies share a commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and sustainability. Together, they will continue to push the boundaries of design while utilizing environmentally friendly practices and cutting-edge technology to meet the growing demand for sustainable building materials.
“We are thrilled to welcome Precast Terrazzo Enterprises into the Terrazzo & Marble family,” said Steve Murray President of Terrazzo & Marble Supply. “This acquisition is a significant milestone in our growth strategy, enabling us to offer our customers a more comprehensive variety of terrazzo products. The combination of our leading terrazzo materials with PTE’s high-quality precast solutions will empower architects, designers, and flooring contractors to create unique and lasting spaces.”
A Stronger Future Together
The acquisition of Precast Terrazzo Enterprises aligns with T&M’s vision of continual improvement in the terrazzo industry through innovation, collaboration, and excellence. With expanded production capabilities and an enhanced product portfolio, the combined entity is well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of the architecture, construction, and interior design industries.
Customers can expect to continue to receive a high level of service and product quality as both companies work together to deliver industry-leading terrazzo solutions.
Terrazzo & Marble Supply Companies Announces Launch of Terroxy RLF
Terroxy RLF is an approved Declare Label, Red List Free Formula
Terrazzo & Marble Supply Companies (T&M), one of the country’s most trusted single-source manufacturer and supplier of terrazzo, stone and resinous materials, is excited to introduce its new Red List Free Terroxy Resin Systems line – Terroxy RLF.
Terroxy RLF meets the International Living Future Institute’s requirements for being “Red List Free” and has gone through the rigorous process to become 3rd party verified by Declare Label.
“Terrazzo & Marble Supply is committed to operating in a sustainable manner that respects the environment,” said James Bateman, Vice President of the Terrazzo division at T&M. “We know how important healthy building materials are to the Architectural community. Terroxy RLF provides a Red List Free alternative that virtually mimics our current Terroxy product with no changes in installation methods or the finished product appearance. We are proud to offer this Red List Free option as part of our Terroxy line.”
By utilizing alternative materials, the Terroxy RLF system is more sustainable than traditional resin, has a reduced carbon footprint, is nonylphenol, and Red List Free. In addition, Terroxy RLF products contain a considerable amount of bio-based content, substantially reducing the Global Warming Potential (GWP) of its raw materials.
Have you filled out all your brackets? It’s that time of year! Today is the official start of March Madness! Who else gets a little excited about their favorite team playing? Anyone, Anyone?! Whether you’re rooting for the Big 10, ACC or a mid major we hope you have one eye set on those beautiful terrazzo floors!
Stadiums, arenas, and ball parks play host to millions of visitors every year. These venues are used in a variety of formats to host sporting events, concerts, conventions, as well as many other entertainment functions. These facilities are relied upon to be flexible in order accommodate many different events.
To accommodate high volumes of visitors, stadiums are being designed with large areas of usable space. During events held at these arenas you can count on heavy foot traffic from all the activity of the spectators getting in and out of the facility, getting to their seats, and visiting the concession areas. There isn’t a better flooring option suited to handle this task than Terrazzo.
Go Duke! Duke Cameron Arena – Durham, NC Terrazzo Contractors:David Allen CompanyGo Michigan! University of Michigan Crisler Center Terrazzo Contractor: Michielutti BrosGo Auburn! Auburn Arena – Auburn, AL Terrazzo Contractor: Corradini Corp.,Go Kansas! Allen Fieldhouse – Lawrence, KS Terrazzo Contractor: Missouri Terrazzo Co.
Hit it out of the park with Durability
Many sports venues around the world have withstood the test of time serving as the home of its respective team for many years. Terrazzo proves to be the obvious choice with its functionality and performance surpassing those of other flooring systems. Terrazzo’s impeccable durability and strength are ideal for all the various high traffic areas found within sporting venues such as the concourses, hallways, rest rooms, suites, and vendor shops.
Renovations and additions are very common in these types of facilities as well. Other flooring systems such as vinyl tile have to be replaced frequently in these large, high traffic areas, while terrazzo stands the test of time usually outlasting the building itself. The initial cost of other flooring systems might appear to be more affordable, but don’t be fooled by an initial savings that will end up costing you more over the long haul.
Go Michigan State! Breslin Center – Lansing, MI Terrazzo Contractor: Michielutti Bros.
Design Flexibility – A Winner for Creativity
One of the greatest characteristics of terrazzo is the expansive design flexibility. With limitless epoxy color possibilities and various aggregate selections this gives the owner/designer the ability to create “branding” in the venue by including team logos, mascots, or corporate sponsorships. The limitless design options also provide an opportunity to use the terrazzo flooring as way-finding for the patrons to locate exits, rest rooms, seating, or concessions.
Limited only by your imagination, the possibilities are endless in what you can portray through a floor.
UCLA Pauley Pavillion Terrazzo Contractor: Top End Constructors
Sustainability – Score LEED Points With Terrazzo
Terrazzo flooring was one of the original recycled products created centuries ago by workers utilizing waste chips from marble slab processing. Today, terrazzo LEED’s the way by offering terrazzo aggregates, binders and finished systems that can help your projects contribute to US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) credits, under the LEED Rating system, version 2.0.
Recycled Content — Terrazzo flooring may contain post industrial and post consumer recycled glass and or stone aggregate.
Local Regional Materials — Terrazzo is manufactured on-site which reduces waste and transportation costs. Also, an assortment of marble and glass aggregates are available from regional quarries across the country. Terroxy Resin Systems offers two regional manufacturing locations, providing a local source for projects within 500 miles of Chicagoland and Los Angeles areas.
Indoor Emitting Materials — Epoxy terrazzo is an inorganic based binder containing no Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC). Therefore, epoxy terrazzo will not threaten indoor air quality with potentially harmful off-gassing during or after the installation process.
Terrazzo’s Low Maintenance
As hotdog stands, souvenir stations & beer vendors are strategically placed throughout the concourses of stadiums and arenas, these are popular areas for fans to be hanging out during halftime or even in the middle of a double-play. Terrazzo flooring is seamless which is a “slam dunk” for multiple reasons. No seams allows for beverage carts and wheelchairs to move easily and smoothly from one end to the other. Seamless terrazzo flooring also allows for easy cleaning and sanitizing. Typical day to day maintenance only requires using a mop and a bucket of warm water. Terroxy Resin Systems Epoxy Matrix will not promote the growth of bacteria or fungus, helping to maintain sanitation and reduce the transfer of germs among spectators. The seamless feature of terrazzo floors eliminates the potential for dirt to build up in grout joints, making cleaning easy.
Bring your fans to their feet by adding terrazzo flooring to your next design.
KFC-Yum Arena – Louisville, KY Terrazzo Contractor: Rosa Mosaic & Tile Company
Visit a Terroxy installation at a local stadium near you…
T&M has supplied millions of square feet of terrazzo in sports arenas throughout the country that include various combinations of designs, colors, and patterns. We invite you to see for yourselves the suitability terrazzo provides a stadium setting.
Allen Fieldhouse – Lawrence, KS*
Chesapeake Energy Arena – Oklahoma City, OK
Neyland Stadium – Knoxville, TN
Amsoil Arena – Duluth, MN*
Indiana University Basketball – Bloomington, IN
Reynolds Coliseum – Raleigh, NC
Amway Center – Orlando, FL
Indiana University Football – Bloomington, IN*
Saint Joseph University Field House – Philadelphia, PA
Auburn Arena – Auburn, AL*
Intrust Bank Arena – Wichita, KS*
Soldier Field – Chicago, IL
Bank of Oklahoma Arena – Tulsa, OK*
Iowa Event Center – Des Moines, IA
Target Field – Minneapolis, MN
Bobcats Arena – Charlotte, NC*
Kansas University Football Stadium – Lawrence, KS
United Center – Chicago, IL
Cameron Stadium – Durham, NC
Kenan Memorial Stadium – Chapel Hill, NC
University of Florida Stadium – Gainesville, FL
Citi Field – Flushing, NY*
KFC Yum! Center – Louisville, KY*
University of Michigan Stadium – Ann Arbor, MI
Citizens Bank Park – Philadelphia, PA
Lambeau Field – Green Bay, WI*
UNC Carmichael Auditorium – Chapel Hill, NC
Consol Energy Center – Pittsburgh, PA
M&T Bank Stadium – Baltimore, MD
Verizon Center – Washington D.C.
Cowboys Stadium – Arlington, TX
Purdue University – Mackey Arena – West Lafayette, IN
WV University Practice Facility – Morgantown, WV
Evansville Arena – Evansville, IN
New Meadowlands – East Rutherford, NJ
Yankee Stadium – Bronx, NY
When planning a business, great care is taken with every task in order to build a strong foundation. Care should also be take when selecting the building blocks of your business. Proper building materials transform the brick and mortar of a building into an office full of drive and creativity. Design should begin where you step, with the selection of an office floor; and terrazzo is at the forefront of business flooring options.
Tested Durability
Many offices around the world have withstood the test of time serving as the headquarters of a business for many years. Terrazzo proves to be the obvious choice with its functionality and performance surpassing those of other flooring systems. Terrazzo’s impeccable durability and strength are ideal for all the various high traffic areas found within fortune 500 business such as the entryways, hallways & restrooms. Terrazzo is a popular choice in new construction as well as in office renovations. Other flooring systems such as vinyl tile have to be replaced frequently in these large, high traffic areas, while terrazzo stands the test of time usually outlasting the building itself. The initial cost of other flooring systems might appear to be more affordable, but don’t be fooled by an initial savings that will end up costing you more over the long haul.
Cost
Initial cost vs. life-cycle cost, don’t get caught in the trap of saving now to pay later. Less expensive flooring options like carpet and vinyl tile are not the right answer. During the lifetime of a building, the total cost of flooring may exceeds times the initial cost. With terrazzo systems, floors will typically last the lifetime of a building.
Air Quality
Terrazzo flooring is seamless and does not support the growth of bacteria, mold or mildew typically the cause of this concern. Choose terrazzo and reduce the transfer of germs among colleagues, keeping staff safe and healthy.
Eco Friendly
Interested in sustainable design and building materials? Terrazzo flooring was one of the original recycled products, and today, terrazzo aggregates, binderes and finished systems can help your projects contribute to US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) credits, under the LEED Rating System, version 4.0.
Aesthetics
Avoid the tired finishes that haunt some offices. Incorporate your business branding and colors into the floor; the rich color and flexible design elements can surpass nay other floor system.
Care
Requiring only a bucket of warm water and a mop, historically terrazzo has been the most easily maintained flooring option. Now there are also ways to make it even easier. Eliminate the “Wax On, Wax Off” build-up that has added unnecessary dollars to terrazzo flooring. Revolutionary finish systems have returned terrazzo maintenance to daily cleaning and periodic scrubbing.
