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Known for high-end commercial and residential stone solutions, Prolific Stone welcomes a new inorganic stone range, Di Lusso terrazzo.

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Prolific Stone International are stone importers that wholesale and supply premium products to civic and commercial projects and some luxury residential installations. The business has built a reputation based on service, trust and confidence, and is now leading the charge in green manufacturing innovation. Committed to turning waste into treasure and revolutionising the industry, Prolific Stone International has become a leader in the manufacture of inorganic stone. Enter Di Lusso terrazzo, a new product made from natural materials and requiring minimal maintenance.

Di Lusso terrazzo | Image courtesy of Prolific Stone International

Di Lusso terrazzo

Constructed from marble or glass chips mixed into cement to produce a customisable pattern, Di Lusso terrazzo is suitable for both commercial and residential spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, flooring and lobbies. Boasting a sleek and sophisticated appearance, Di Lusso terrazzo features a sandblasted finish making it non-slip and safe to use in high-traffic pedestrian areas such as swimming pool surrounds.

Versatile and durable, Di Lusso terrazzo is resistant to scratching, stains and water damage. Furthermore, this product requires very little maintenance, eliminating the need for harsh cleaning chemicals. Naturally, it's a sound investment for any project.

Di Lusso terrazzo | Image courtesy of Prolific Stone International

Applications and variations

Di Lusso terrazzo can be used in architecture, building, civil, commercial, driveway, landscape design, path, paving, pool and interior instances. Prolific Stone International sets an eight to 10-week lead time for orders and offers a honed and sandblasted finish, up to 10 colour/pattern variations, and two sizes: 600x300x20mm, and 600x600x20mm.

Di Lusso terrazzo | Image courtesy of Prolific Stone International

Services

Prolific Stone International offers the following services for architects and specifiers, developers and commercial, building and landscaping.

  • Design & consultation
  • Sourcing & supply
  • Shipping management
  • Installation

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