Quartz Flooring

Beautiful and durable, quartz floors are popular in office settings, kitchen areas or wherever you want to "show off" the shine.

The typical quartz floor is built on the integrity of the quartz granule. A thick binder coat of epoxy is installed and while still wet, filled to excess with quartz. Once dry, all excess is swept away and a second coat of epoxy and quartz is applied followed by a grout coat of clear epoxy. Then a clear chemical resistant topping, either Novalec epoxy or a chemical resistant urethane, is applied. The final system will range in thickness of 1/16" to 1/8". Each quartz coat is identified as a "seeding". Double "seeded" floors are the most popular.

You can create a floor of your choice in various colors. Textures can be altered by varying the final coat's thickness. If you desire a smooth surface or a rough surface - no problem! The results will surely amaze you.

 Decorative Quartz Flooring system

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