Built for Demanding Environments.

Quartz broadcast floors offer slip-resistant strength, vibrant texture, and unmatched durability — ideal for settings that demand both performance and aesthetics.

What is a Quartz Broadcast System?

Quartz systems are multi-layer resinous coatings that incorporate colored quartz granules broadcast into an epoxy or urethane base. These systems are designed for high-traffic, high-impact environments, offering aggressive traction and chemical resistance without sacrificing visual appeal. The broadcast quartz is locked in place with clear binders and topcoats to create a seamless, ultra-durable surface.

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Why chose a Quartz Broadcast System

  • Slip-Resistant Texture – Ideal for wet or safety-critical areas

  • Heavy-Duty Durability – Withstands foot traffic, rolling loads, and abrasion

  • UV-Resistant Topcoats – Maintains color and clarity in sun-exposed areas

  • Excellent Chemical Resistance – Handles cleaners, oils, acids, and salts

  • Sanitary & Seamless – No joints or grout lines, easy to clean and disinfect

  • Build Thickness – Typically installed at 40–60 mils depending on use

  • Custom Blends Available – Choose from single-color or multi-color quartz. Browse our Quartz blends below.

Best Applications

Quartz floors are built for performance — perfect where safety, hygiene, and traction are critical.

Residential

  • Garage floors

  • Home gyms

  • Utility rooms

  • Mudrooms

  • Laundry areas

  • Outdoor patios or steps (with UV-stable topcoat)

Commercial

  • Commercial kitchens

  • Public restrooms

  • Veterinary clinics

  • Grocery and retail backrooms

  • Schools and locker rooms

  • Hospitals and healthcare facilities

Specialty

  • Food and beverage processing

  • Warehouses

  • Packaging lines

  • Clean rooms

  • Cannabis grow rooms

  • Maintenance corridors & utility spaces

Our Process (How We Install Quartz Broadcast Systems)

Step 1: Surface Preparation

We mechanically grind the concrete using an industrial grinder and high-quality metal-bonded diamonds to remove surface contaminants and open the pores. This achieves a CSP (Concrete Surface Profile) of 3-4, ideal for resinous coating systems. Edges and tight areas are detailed with hand grinders to ensure complete, uniform prep across the entire slab.

Step 4: Optional Second Quartz Broadcast

For additional build, durability, or more aggressive texture, we apply a second broadcast layer. This includes another coat of epoxy followed by a second round of full quartz broadcast. It's ideal for industrial, food-grade, or heavy-traffic areas.

Step 2: Moisture Vapor Barrier (Pigmented)

We apply a pigmented moisture vapor barrier that serves both as moisture protection and the base color beneath the quartz. This layer anchors into the open concrete and improves adhesion — especially critical in industrial or wet environments.

Step 3: Quartz Broadcast

While the epoxy base is wet, colored quartz granules are broadcast at full coverage. This creates a textured surface with excellent slip resistance. After curing, excess quartz is removed and the surface is scraped smooth.

Step 5: Grout Coat (Optional for Build & Texture)

For full broadcast systems, we apply a clear grout coat to lock in the quartz and reduce surface texture. This adds strength and prepares the surface for a clean, uniform topcoat.

Step 6: Protective Topcoat

A chemical-resistant topcoat is applied — gloss — tailored to your environment. For heavy-duty or wet areas, we can include a non-slip additive to maintain traction under foot traffic and spills.

Ready for a Floor That Can Take a Beating?

Whether you need impact resistance, hygiene, traction — or all three — our quartz systems are built to perform and made to last.