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DM Decos by Design, Inc.
8 years ago
This product is part of a series of terrazzo-like
engineered stone that includes numerous colors with recycled glass content. The
material is composed of approximately 93% "grit", or chips, and 7%
pigmented polyester resin. The grit, which is comprised of either quartz,
porcelain, granite, glass, or mosaic, is crushed into nine different granule
sizes. These granules are mixed with the pigmented polyester resin and spread
onto a large sheet mold where the slab takes its shape. After finishing the
surface to a high polish, the slab is fitted with a mesh backing and is either
left intact or cut into standard or custom tiles. A few of the most
popular features of this material include:

Very Large Format = Fewer Grout Lines
Custom Water Jet Cuts = Sweeping Curves
Suitable for Heavy Commercial Traffic Flooring
Extremely Durable. Stain & Scratch Resistant.
Lightweight. 1/4" Thickness = Saves on Shipping Costs
Low Everyday Maintenance and Maintenance Costs

Non-Porous. Does Not Require Sealing. Fast Installation.

http://bit.ly/1HWAfCM for more information on engineered stone in general. Call me at 954-326-2702 if you have any questions! Best, David
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