TZ21003
TZ21010
TZ21012
Dark Gray Terrazzo with White Chips TZ21001
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Terrazzo slabs and tiles for floors, walls and countertops
Cement (inorganic) and epoxy terrazzo slabs, with stone chips set through the whole slab, from fine speckles to large chips, in whites, grays, blacks and colors; plus custom terrazzo tiles and inlays in set patterns. For terrazzo flooring, wall cladding and countertops.
Large formats
Cement terrazzo slabs up to 3200 × 1600 mm (126.0 × 63.0 in), 18 to 30 mm thick.
Floors, walls, counters
One material across the whole interior.
Samples on request
Send the codes and your address; LIVEN confirms size and fees.
Factory-direct quotes
Quotations come straight from the factory in Shuitou.
Terrazzo Slabs & Tiles product range
White Terrazzo with Fine Black Specks TZ21002
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Cream White Terrazzo with Mixed Small Chips TZ21003
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Gray Terrazzo with Dark Chips TZ21004
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Dark Gray Terrazzo with Large Gray-White Chips TZ21006
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
White Terrazzo with Fine Grain TZ21007
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Charcoal Black Terrazzo with Fine White Specks TZ21009
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
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Black Terrazzo with Large White Chips TZ21010
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Black Terrazzo with Mixed Fine Specks TZ21011
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Green Terrazzo with White Chips TZ21012
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
White Terrazzo with Terracotta and Dark Specks TZ21013
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Gray Terrazzo with Fine Grain TZ21014
A cement terrazzo slab, also called inorganic terrazzo: marble chips bound with a cement-based binder, spread through the whole surface. For floors and walls.
Quartz and terrazzo slab images are LIVEN’s own slab photographs; custom terrazzo shows product images, and onyx images are small pictures from the brochure draft. Check the final color and finish against a physical sample. Series follow LIVEN’s product lists.
Slab sizes2400 × 1600 mm (94.5 × 63.0 in)2700 × 1800 mm (106.3 × 70.9 in)3200 × 1600 mm (126.0 × 63.0 in)cement terrazzo, per LIVEN’s specification sheet; epoxy sizes to be confirmed
Projects
LIVEN terrazzo in finished projects
Photographs from a hotel, a shopping mall and a dental clinic floored with LIVEN terrazzo.
Project photo
Yan Yuan Hotel, Zhangpu
LIVEN epoxy terrazzo, Monte Bianco · Floors throughout the hotel
Project photo
Starlight 68 Plaza, Chongqing
LIVEN epoxy terrazzo, French Golden Flower · Hall floors
Project photo
Zeal Dental, Chongqing
LIVEN terrazzo: Liven 100 (leathered finish), Milan Grey and Otterman Grey · Lobby floor
Samples & purchasing
Before you place an order
What to check with LIVEN before you order. Sizes are listed in millimetres and inches.
Samples
Send the color codes and your delivery address. Sample size, fees and courier costs are confirmed by LIVEN for each request.
MOQ & lead time
Quartz: sample orders from 1 slab, bulk orders from 30 slabs, lead time 25–30 days. Cement terrazzo and onyx: from 1 block, lead time 15–25 days. For other products, add your quantity and target date to the inquiry and LIVEN will confirm them.
Technical documents
Ask for the specification sheet, fabrication and care guidance, and applicable test reports for a chosen color. LIVEN confirms which documents are available.
Packing & shipping
Tell us the destination and any handling needs. Export packing, shipping terms and freight are set out in the quotation.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
What should I include in a quotation request?
The color code, required size or thickness, estimated quantity and unit, destination and preferred delivery date. Add fabrication or application requirements so the factory can confirm the right specification.
How do I request a sample?
Choose “Request a sample” on any product page, or send an inquiry with the color codes and your delivery address. Sample size, fees and courier charges are confirmed by LIVEN for each request.
Which slab sizes and thicknesses are available, and how much does a slab weigh?
Quartz slabs come in four sizes: 3200 × 1600, 3500 × 2000, 3200 × 1800 and 3000 × 1400 mm (126.0 × 63.0, 137.8 × 78.7, 126.0 × 70.9 and 118.1 × 55.1 in), and four thicknesses: 12, 15, 18 and 20 mm (0.47, 0.59, 0.71 and 0.79 in). A 3200 × 1600 mm quartz slab weighs about 270 kg (595 lb) at 2 cm thick. Cement (inorganic) terrazzo slabs: 2400 × 1600, 2700 × 1800 and 3200 × 1600 mm (94.5 × 63.0, 106.3 × 70.9 and 126.0 × 63.0 in), 18, 20 or 30 mm thick. Engineered onyx slabs: five sizes from 2400 × 1200 to 2700 × 1800 mm (94.5 × 47.2 to 106.3 × 70.9 in), 14 to 16 mm thick. Custom terrazzo tiles: 800 × 800 mm (31.5 × 31.5 in). Name the color and size you need in the inquiry.
What are the MOQ and production lead time?
For quartz, sample orders start from 1 slab and bulk orders from 30 slabs, with a production lead time of 25–30 days. Cement terrazzo and engineered onyx are ordered from 1 block, with a lead time of 15–25 days. For other products, include your quantity and target date in the inquiry and LIVEN will confirm both.
Can I download product images?
Yes. Each product page has a download button for the slab image. Ask for original high-resolution photos for print or design documents.
Talk to our team
Send the color codes and your project details. LIVEN’s sales team will help you with samples, specifications and pricing.