Quartz Epoxy Flooring

Quartz Epoxy Flooring For Easy Cleaning: Durable & Safe

Quartz epoxy flooring is made of colored quartz aggregates, and its three color combinations are limitless. How does the quartz aggregate benefit the flooring? Most importantly, the aggregate increases impact substantially, creating an extremely durable, seamless, and easy-to-clean space. Where is quartz epoxy flooring commonly used? High Performance Systems often utilizes this system for restroom epoxy flooring and pharmaceutical laboratories. Is quartz epoxy flooring safe and resistant? This epoxy non-slip flooring system is very chemically resistant.

The quartz is encased in a high solids epoxy resin, then a second coat of aliphatic urethane is applied to create a durable floor that is colorfast and resists scratching.,

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Why Choose Quartz Epoxy Flooring for Durability?

What is quartz flooring and why is it considered hygienic? Quartz flooring is a hygienic, seamless epoxy system. How durable is quartz flooring and does it look good? It retains exceptional durability while providing an eye-catching appearance. Is quartz flooring easy to maintain? It is very easy to maintain, no wax, just sweep and mop when needed. How does quartz flooring save time and money? This factor alone saves time and money.

What do professional floor coating contractors recommend when impact is of concern? As professional floor coating contractors, we encourage this system whenever impact is of concern. How is this impact resistance achieved? This is achieved by using the quartz aggregate, which is simply a silica material that is spun to create a round profile. What options are available for customizing the appearance? Then pigmented in a multitude of colors, allowing you to select your combinations and final appearance.

Decorative Epoxy Flooring: Unlimited Options for Every Space

We have many options for decorative epoxy flooring systems.

Each with different aesthetics.

Our epoxy flake flooring system creates a terrazzo look at a far less expensive price point. It is a long-term, seamless solution.

Our quartz epoxy flooring system provides extra durability where needed for excessive impact.

Our team of epoxy floor painters also applies an acid stain concrete floor system that is an excellent solution for old, beaten substrates, as it creates a random “old world” look.

Here at High Performance Systems, our epoxy flooring contractor team is looking forward to showing you how an epoxy floor professional can wow you today!

FAQs

What is quartz epoxy flooring and how is it made?

Quartz epoxy flooring is a high-performance system composed of colored quartz aggregates encased in a high-solids epoxy resin. The quartz aggregate is a silica material that is spun to create a round profile and then pigmented in a variety of colors, allowing for unlimited tri-color combinations and a customized final appearance.

Why is quartz aggregate used instead of standard epoxy?

The primary benefit of using quartz aggregate is that it increases the floor’s impact resistance substantially. This creates an extremely durable, heavy-duty surface that is ideal for environments where heavy equipment or dropped objects are a concern. It also provides a natural non-slip texture for increased safety.

In which environments is this flooring most commonly used?

High Performance Systems frequently installs quartz epoxy flooring in areas that require both durability and high hygiene standards. This includes pharmaceutical laboratories, restrooms, and locker rooms, as the system is seamless, non-porous, and highly chemically resistant.

How does quartz flooring contribute to a more hygienic space?

Because the system is seamless, there are no grout lines or cracks where dirt and bacteria can accumulate. This makes it a preferred choice for sterile environments. Furthermore, it is very easy to maintain—it requires no waxing, just a regular sweep and mop to keep it clean and sanitary.

How is the floor finished to ensure long-term beauty?

After the quartz is encased in the epoxy resin, a second coat of aliphatic urethane is typically applied. This final topcoat ensures the floor is colorfast, resists scratching, and maintains its eye-catching appearance even under heavy commercial or industrial use.