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Traditional Craft

In-Situ Terrazzo Flooring in Oman

Terrazzo poured, ground and polished on site for a seamless floor with custom patterns and inlaid logos.

Traditional Craft

In-situ terrazzo is mixed and poured on site, then ground and polished to reveal the marble, quartz or glass chips. Divider strips set the pattern, so curves, logos and multi-colour designs are possible across lobbies, malls and corridors without tile joints.

Badr Flooring draws on ATTF's terrazzo manufacturing experience since 1982: the chip blends, pigments and polishing methods are the same ones used in our Muscat factory. Each floor is sampled and approved before the pour.

MethodPoured on site, ground and polished
Thickness15–40 mm depending on system
PatternsDivider strips, logos, multi-colour fields
FinishPolished, honed, sealed
In-Situ Terrazzo

Where It's Used

Hotel lobbies and malls

Large seamless fields with feature patterns.

Mosques and public buildings

Durable, dignified and easy to maintain.

Offices and showrooms

Custom colours and inlaid logos.

Villas

Continuous floor through living areas.

Key Features

Seamless

No tile joints across the floor.

Custom patterns

Curves, borders and logos in brass or zinc strips.

Unlimited colours

Pigments and chips mixed to the design.

Long service life

Can be re-polished after decades.

Made with ATTF know-how

Same chips and pigments as our factory tiles.

Low maintenance

Sealed and polished surface.

How We Work

Our Process

From consultation to handover.

Consultation

Site assessment and requirement analysis.

Quotation

Detailed proposal with specifications.

Installation

Professional installation by our own specialists.

Handover

Quality inspection, snag list closed and care guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q

What is the difference between in-situ terrazzo and terrazzo tiles?

In-situ terrazzo is poured and polished on site as one surface; tiles are pressed in our factory and laid like any tile. Both use the same chips and pigments. We help you choose based on the area, programme and design.

Q

Can we include a logo or pattern?

Yes. Divider strips in brass, zinc or aluminium define any shape, from simple borders to full logos and artwork.

Q

How long does an in-situ floor take?

Pour, cure, grinding and polishing typically take two to four weeks depending on the area. We provide a programme after the site survey.

Q

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes, with a cement-based system and a non-slip finish. Ask our team about the right specification.

Ready to Start Your Project?

Tell us the area, its use and your timeline and we will come back within one working day.

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