Quartz Epoxy Flooring
Get a durable, decorative floor with added texture and traction using a quartz epoxy flooring system.
At Redline Flooring LLC, we install decorative quartz flooring systems for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Quartz is a great alternative to traditional flake flooring for customers who want a more textured surface with the appearance of fine decorative sand.
What Is Quartz Epoxy Flooring?
Quartz epoxy flooring is a decorative concrete coating system that uses colored quartz sand instead of vinyl flakes.
The decorative quartz is broadcast into the coating to create a seamless, textured surface. The smaller aggregate creates a finer and more uniform appearance than traditional flake flooring while providing additional surface texture.
Quartz is available in a variety of colors and blends, making it possible to create a floor that is both functional and decorative.
Quartz vs. Flake Flooring
Both quartz and flake systems are durable decorative coating options, but they create noticeably different finished surfaces.
Flake flooring uses larger decorative vinyl flakes to create a textured, multi-colored appearance.
Quartz flooring uses much smaller colored sand particles, creating a tighter and more consistent texture across the floor.
Quartz is a great choice when additional texture and traction are desired while still maintaining a clean, decorative appearance.
Our Installation Process
A durable quartz flooring system starts with proper concrete preparation.
Concrete Preparation
The concrete is mechanically prepared using diamond grinding or shotblasting to remove contaminants and create the proper surface profile for coating adhesion.
Concrete Repairs
Cracks, surface damage, and other imperfections are addressed as necessary before the coating system is installed.
Primer or Moisture Barrier
A suitable primer or moisture-resistant coating is selected based on the condition and moisture levels of the concrete.
Quartz Broadcast Coat
A resin coating is applied and decorative colored quartz sand is broadcast across the entire floor.
Clear Protective Topcoat
Once the quartz layer is prepared, a durable clear topcoat is applied to seal and protect the system while maintaining the desired amount of texture.
Benefits of Quartz Flooring
Quartz flooring offers many of the same advantages as decorative flake flooring while providing a finer and more textured surface.
Benefits include:
Increased surface texture
Improved traction
Durable and abrasion resistant
Seamless finished surface
Decorative appearance
Resistant to many stains and chemicals
Easy to clean and maintain
Wide variety of quartz color blends
Professional, uniform appearance
Suitable for residential and commercial spaces
Where Can Quartz Flooring Be Installed?
Quartz flooring is a versatile option for areas where both appearance and additional texture are important.
Common applications include:
Garages
Basements
Workshops
Commercial buildings
Restrooms
Locker rooms
Entryways
Retail spaces
Utility areas
Manufacturing spaces
High-traffic areas
Areas where additional traction is preferred
Choose Your Quartz Blend
Decorative quartz is available in a variety of colors and blends.
The fine sand-like aggregate creates a completely different appearance than traditional flake flooring and can range from subtle neutral combinations to darker or more colorful designs.
Quartz blends can be selected to complement the surrounding walls, equipment, branding, or overall appearance of the space.
Added Texture Without Sacrificing Appearance
One of the biggest advantages of quartz flooring is its texture.
Because the system uses thousands of small quartz particles throughout the surface, the finished floor has a finer, more consistent texture than a traditional decorative flake system.
This makes quartz an excellent option for customers who want a decorative coating but prefer additional traction underfoot.
Built on Proper Preparation
Like any professional concrete coating system, the performance of a quartz floor starts with the concrete underneath it.
We mechanically prepare the surface and complete necessary repairs before applying the coating system. Proper preparation helps create a strong bond between the concrete and the finished floor.
10-Year Warranty
Our quartz flooring systems are backed by a 10-year warranty, giving you added confidence in your new floor.
Contact Redline Flooring LLC for complete warranty details and to determine whether quartz flooring is right for your space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between quartz and flake flooring?
Flake flooring uses larger decorative vinyl chips, while quartz flooring uses much smaller colored quartz sand. Quartz produces a finer, more textured surface.
Does quartz flooring provide more texture than flake?
Generally, yes. The small quartz aggregate creates additional surface texture, making quartz a great option when increased traction is desired.
Is quartz flooring decorative?
Yes. Quartz comes in a variety of color blends, allowing the finished floor to be both functional and decorative.
Is quartz flooring easy to clean?
Yes. The quartz is sealed within the coating system, creating a seamless surface that can be cleaned and maintained without exposed loose sand.
Can quartz be used in a garage?
Yes. Quartz is an excellent option for garages, workshops, and other areas where a durable coating with additional texture is desired.
Can damaged concrete be coated?
In many cases, yes. Cracks and surface imperfections can often be repaired during the concrete preparation process.
How much does quartz epoxy flooring cost?
Pricing depends on square footage, concrete condition, repairs, preparation requirements, and the quartz system selected.
A Textured Alternative to Traditional Flake Flooring
Quartz epoxy combines the durability of a professional concrete coating with the appearance and texture of decorative colored sand.
Contact Redline Flooring LLC today for a free estimate and to view our available quartz color blends.
