Specialty Floors
Quartz Epoxy Flooring in Surrey BC
Quartz systems use coloured, kiln-fired sand instead of vinyl chips. The result is heavier, denser, and far more slip-resistant than a standard coating, and it cleans down to a sanitary surface. It is the system health inspectors and facility managers ask for by name.
- Dense double-broadcast build for heavy use
- Excellent wet slip resistance
- Sanitary, non-absorbent, easy to disinfect
- Integral coved bases available at walls
Best forKitchens, wash bays, labs, locker rooms, and food handling areas.
How we install it
- 1. Free on-site assessment of the slab, moisture, and how you use the space.
- 2. Dust-extracted diamond grinding to open the concrete profile.
- 3. Crack, spall, and low-spot repair, plus joint detailing.
- 4. Primer and base build, with broadcast where the system calls for it.
- 5. Clear top coat, cure, and a walkthrough before we hand it back.
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Quartz Epoxy Flooring questions we get asked
How is quartz different from flake?
Quartz is a heavier, sharper aggregate. It builds a thicker, grippier, more sanitary floor, where flake is lighter and more decorative.
Can you cove it up the wall?
Yes. An integral cove removes the wall-floor joint so there is nowhere for water or bacteria to collect.
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