Quartz Garage Floors
Our most durable and traction-focused floor coating system. Engineered for high-traffic environments, mechanical shops, and extreme workloads, this multi-layer system withstands heavy impact and harsh chemical exposure.
Double-Broadcast Quartz Floors
Built by broadcasting colored quartz silica sands into a thick resin basecoat, followed by an additional broadcast coat, and sealed with a heavy-duty chemical-resistant topcoat. This produces a highly slip-resistant, indestructible floor that can handle the toughest jobs.
System Thickness
80 - 100 Mils
Average Install Time
2 Days
Abrasion Resistance
Excellent (Heavy Duty)
Slip Rating
ANSI Certified High Traction
The Quartz Prep & Install Process
A heavy-duty system requires a methodical, layered application to ensure proper adhesion and thickness.
Surface Profiling
Meticulous diamond grinding opens up the concrete pores, removes loose material, and creates a clean profile for bonding.
First Broadcast
A thick base coat of high-solids polyurea is applied, followed by an immediate, full broadcast of colored quartz aggregate until the floor is saturated.
Second Broadcast
We sweep off excess quartz, apply a second layer of self-leveling resin, and perform a second broadcast of quartz sands to lock in thickness and slip resistance.
Heavy-Duty Topcoat
The system is sealed with a chemical-resistant, UV-stable polyaspartic clear topcoat, providing maximum resistance to abrasions and staining.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our double-broadcast quartz floor coatings.
- Why choose quartz over standard flake coatings?
Quartz aggregate consists of pure double-broadcast silica sands, offering the highest level of impact resistance, traction, and structural thickness (80-100 mils) of any system we install.
- How long does the quartz system take to install?
Despite being a double-broadcast system, our advanced polyaspartic primers and topcoats cure rapidly, allowing us to complete the entire install in just 2 days.
- How do you clean a textured quartz floor?
Because of its textured grip, it can be swept, hosed down, pressure-washed, or scrubbed with standard cleaning solutions. It is designed to handle rigorous cleaning.
- What is the slip resistance rating of quartz floors?
Our quartz floors are ANSI certified high-traction surfaces, making them exceptionally safe even when wet, oily, or soapy.
Get an Indestructible Quartz Floor
Schedule your free, on-site inspection. We will measure the space, check concrete moisture levels, and provide a clear quote.
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