This detail shows epoxy terrazzo applied over a concrete slab on grade. There is a vapor barrier underneath the concrete slab, and the slab is properly prepped and profiled to receive all components of an epoxy terrazzo system. Note: A crack isolation membrane may be required, but is not shown. The detail shows moisture vapor primer which may also serve as a bonding agent. The divider strips may be zinc, brass, colored plastic, or other materials. Two divider strips back-to-back form a control joint in the terrazzo directly above the control joint in the concrete slab. The terrazzo floor finish is made up of resinous matrix and aggregate and finishes to 1/4”-3/8” thick. The aggregate may be marble, glass, or synthetic materials, appropriate in size for the system and thickness. The system is ground, finished, and sealed per design. This detail shows a precast epoxy terrazzo base with a sealant joint at the top. This detail is intended for the use of industry professionals who are competent to evaluate the significance and limitations of the information provided herein. This detail should not be used as the sole guide for masonry design and construction, and IMI disclaims any legal responsibility for the consequences of applying the information.