Slip resistant · Commercial grade · Seamless
Quartz epoxy
flooring
Colored quartz sand broadcast into resin makes a dense, textured floor that stands up to foot traffic, water and cleaning.
A quartz system is a resin floor with colored quartz aggregate broadcast into it and sealed with clear coats. The quartz builds thickness and texture, which makes the floor slip resistant and hard wearing. It is common in commercial kitchens, restrooms, locker rooms and other wet, busy spaces.
Best for
- Commercial kitchens and food prep
- Restrooms and locker rooms
- Pool decks under cover and wet areas
- Breweries, vet clinics and kennels
- High-traffic hallways and entries
Straight talk
Every system has tradeoffs. Here is what we tell customers before they choose:
- Quartz floors are textured on purpose. Very aggressive texture is harder to mop, so we match the grit to the space.
- Commercial jobs often need work outside business hours. We plan the schedule around your operation.
- An integral cove base (floor that curves up the wall) is common in kitchens and costs extra.
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Design yours in the Finish Lab, or send it straight to your estimate.
How we install it
The quartz system process
Site review
We review traffic, chemicals, drains, and any health code or spec requirements.
Diamond grind and repair
The slab is ground, cracks are routed and filled, and edges are detailed.
Broadcast coats
Resin goes down and quartz is broadcast to build thickness and grip.
Grout coat
A grout coat fills the texture to the level you need.
Topcoat
A clear topcoat seals the floor and sets the final texture.
Real jobs
Quartz System projects
FAQ
Quartz System questions
Is quartz better than flake?
Can you add a cove base?
Can you work after hours?
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Get a quartz system estimate
Send a few photos and the size of the space. We'll confirm the right system at your free estimate.