Quartz Floor System

What's a Quartz Floor System

An epoxy quartz floor system is a tough and decorative flooring option designed for high-traffic or demanding environments. It's created by embedding colored quartz granules into a base layer of epoxy and sealing it with a clear topcoat.

This system provides a seamless, slip-resistant surface that's extremely durable, easy to clean, and resistant to chemicals, stains, and heavy wear. With customizable colors and textures, it's a versatile choice for spaces like commercial kitchens, hospitals, restrooms, or industrial facilities.

Epoxy quartz floors combine strength, safety, and style, making them a long-lasting solution for both functional and aesthetic needs.

Advantages of Court Floor System

Durability
Chemical Resistance
Slip Resistance
Seamless Surface
Easy Maintenance
Customizable Aesthetic
Moisture Resistant
Impact Resistance
Long Lifespan
Hygienic
Environmentally Friendly
Cost-Effective

Projects

Step 1

Surface Preparation

Clean, repair, and grind the concrete to ensure proper bonding and remove all dust.

Step 2

Apply Epoxy Primer

Coat the floor with a thin primer layer and let it cure.

Step 3

First Broadcast of Quartz

Apply the first epoxy layer, then broadcast the first layer of quartz while it's wet. Allow it to cure.

Step 4

Scrape and Vacuum

Remove excess aggregate and vacuum the surface.

Step 5

Apply Second Epoxy Layer

Spread a second layer of epoxy and broadcast the second layer of aggregate. Let it cure.

Step 6

Scrape and Vacuum Again

Scrape off loose aggregate and vacuum the floor.

Step 7

Apply Topcoat

Apply a clear topcoat to seal and protect the floor, then let it cure.

Step 8

Final Inspection

Inspect the floor, clean edges, and ensure full curing before use. This method provides a durable, textured finish for high-traffic and heavy-use areas.

Recommended Areas for Quartz Floor System

Commercial Kitchens
Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Industrial and Manufacturing Plants
Laboratories
Garages and Workshops
Restrooms and Showers
Retail Spaces and Showrooms
Warehouses
Food Processing Facilities
Schools and Universities
Patios