Terrazzo.
For rooms with character.

Individual chips, edges, joints or limited defects can often be assessed separately. Whether a local repair is suitable depends on the binder, aggregate, colour, condition, substrate and existing sanding pattern. An on-site assessment determines whether repair, sanding or another approach is technically appropriate.

Matt traffic lanes, scratches, stains, care films, open joints, edges and chips can have different causes. Surface residues are assessed differently from a deeper structural defect. The visible condition, actual use and existing surface are therefore considered together before a recommendation is made.

That cannot be promised in general. Aggregate, matrix, ageing, light, sanding pattern and previous wear influence the visible transition. A repair can secure the surface technically and improve its overall appearance; for demanding surfaces, a sample area can help establish a realistic target result in advance.

Partial restoration can be suitable when the existing structure can generally be retained and damage is clearly limited. Extensive damage, an unclear substrate, significant level differences or a new design concept can also justify assessing new installation. The decision follows the specific property, not a standard rule.

A modern lime-based terrazzo installation can be integrated into a planned construction sequence under suitable system conditions. VIA Terrazzo describes an initial dry-sanding window after about 24 hours in the stated conditions. Actual construction time still depends on substrate, climate, area, connections, access and other trades, so a fixed duration follows only after project review.

Helpful details include the property address, approximate area, photos, use, visible damage and information about earlier repairs or care products. For larger areas, access, floors, lifts, operating hours and possible work sections are also relevant. This helps assess whether repair, cleaning, sanding or new installation is the appropriate next step.

Material consultation and sampling come first. The substrate, levelness, connections and further technical requirements are then reviewed at the property. The mineral terrazzo mix is trowel-applied and levelled; once dry, the surface is sanded in stages and the sanding pattern refined. A material-appropriate protective treatment then follows. The specific coordination depends on the conditions of each project.

SteinWert has its only company headquarters in Potsdam; Berlin is an important service area. During sampling, base colour, natural stone grain, special aggregates and the desired sanding pattern can be discussed. Whether the mix and installation suit the property is assessed based on the substrate, build-up height, connections, use and desired surface finish. A floor plan, approximate area, photos of the substrate and design preferences help prepare the enquiry.