Slip-resistant texture
The quartz aggregate creates a textured surface that improves traction in wet and high-traffic areas.
Quartz Epoxy Flooring
Quartz Epoxy Flooring for Demanding, Wet, and High-Traffic Spaces
Quartz-aggregate epoxy systems combine colored quartz with epoxy for a slip-resistant, heavy-duty, seamless surface built for demanding environments.
Best for: Commercial kitchens, wash bays, locker rooms, garages, high-traffic and wet areas
Quartz epoxy flooring broadcasts colored quartz aggregate into an epoxy coating to build a slip-resistant, heavy-duty, seamless surface. The quartz body adds texture and toughness, making these systems a strong fit for wet and demanding environments such as commercial kitchens, wash bays, and locker rooms.
As with every coating, performance depends on proper concrete preparation. We inspect the slab, grind the surface, repair eligible defects, and install the system selected for the space.
Benefits
Why choose quartz epoxy flooring
Heavy-duty durability
Quartz systems are built to stand up to impact, abrasion, and demanding use.
Seamless and easy to clean
A continuous, non-porous surface resists staining and is straightforward to sanitize.
Decorative quartz blends
Colored quartz can be blended for a finished, professional appearance.
Impact and abrasion resistance
The aggregate body adds toughness for spaces with carts, equipment, and heavy traffic.
Common Problems Solved
Problems this service solves
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Wet floors create slip hazards
The quartz aggregate adds texture and traction for safer footing in wet areas.
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Floors take a beating from equipment and traffic
A heavy-duty quartz body resists impact and abrasion in demanding spaces.
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Porous floors are hard to keep sanitary
A seamless, non-porous quartz surface is easier to clean and sanitize.
Our Process
A lasting floor starts with preparation
We inspect the concrete, prepare the surface, repair eligible defects, install the selected system, and finish with a final walkthrough.
- Consultation and assessment
We review the space, traffic, and exposure to determine whether a quartz system fits.
- Concrete inspection and prep
We inspect the slab and diamond grind the surface to create a proper bonding profile.
- Repairs
Eligible cracks and surface defects are repaired before coating.
- Quartz broadcast and coat
Colored quartz is broadcast into the coating to build the textured, durable body.
- Sealing topcoat
A topcoat seals the surface for a finished, cleanable wear layer.
- Final walkthrough
We review the finished floor and care recommendations with you.
Finish Options
Finish and design options
Standard quartz broadcast
A full quartz body for a slip-resistant, heavy-duty surface.
Decorative quartz blend
Colored quartz combined for a finished, professional look.
Sealed quartz with added texture
Extra slip resistance for wash bays, ramps, and wet zones.
Maintenance
Keeping your floor looking its best
Quartz floors are built for demanding use and routine cleaning.
- Sweep or dust mop loose debris regularly.
- Clean with a neutral cleaner suited to the surface.
- Address spills promptly to maintain traction and appearance.
- Avoid harsh chemicals and aggressive scrubbing unless confirmed safe for the coating.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is quartz epoxy flooring best for?
Quartz systems are well suited to wet and high-traffic environments such as commercial kitchens, wash bays, and locker rooms, where slip resistance and durability matter most.
How is quartz epoxy different from flake epoxy?
Quartz systems broadcast colored quartz aggregate for a heavier-bodied, more slip-resistant, heavy-duty surface, while flake systems use lighter vinyl chips for a primarily decorative finish.
Is quartz epoxy slip-resistant?
The quartz aggregate adds texture that improves traction. Additional slip-resistant options can be specified for especially wet or demanding areas.
Gallery Examples
Project gallery
Representative finish example (supplier sample), not a specific Next Level Epoxy project.
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