National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
About National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
The National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association is available to offer support to architects, designers, artists, specifiers, general contractors, construction managers, maintenance professionals and owners. Literature on specifications, color palette, swatch book, reference guide, sustainability, lifecycle, and public art can be mailed to your office or viewed online.
Our Technical Advisor can answer your specific questions regarding the right system for your project. Our qualified NTMA contractor and associate members will ensure a floor of exceptional quality.
Competitors of National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
TAJ Flooring, Inc.
Dedicated Team. Quality Designs. A family-owned business, TAJ Flooring offers a broad selection of highly versatile resilient flooring designs for today’s modern commercial environments. Our flooring products incorporate the latest performance technology along with the latest environmental... Read More
Products by National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
By National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
Description: A nominal 1/4″ or 3/8″ thick resin matrix veneer placed upon a level concrete slab; Also can be specified with glass, synthetic, or granite aggregates in lieu of marble to provide brilliant colors or chemical resistance; The best “thin-set” system. Advantages: Unlimited matrix... Read more »
By National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
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By National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
Elegant, timeless, with endless design possibilities, Terrazzo has proven to endure and perform. Terrazzo, the original recycled floor, descended directly from simplified forms of centuries-old styles of marble mosaics that were used in Venice by the mid-16th century. Today’s terrazzo is an... Read more »
