/ Quartz Floor Systems

Dense. Chemical-resistant. Built for hard use.

Quartz aggregate does what a plain coat cannot — it adds structural mass to the finish, giving you real resistance where conditions are unforgiving.

— Why Quartz Works

Aggregate density changes the equation

Broadcast quartz is broadcast into the wet epoxy layer, not painted over it. The result is a surface with mass — one that resists abrasion, chemical splash, and standing moisture without losing bond.

The substrate is addressed first. Every quartz system Glosstek installs begins with moisture vapor barrier work — because a floor that looks right on day one but delaminates at month six is a failure, not a finish.

Close-up overhead study of quartz epoxy floor in a healthcare facility corridor, even warm light, clean surface texture visible with subtle aggregate pattern, no people, wall base trim visible at frame edge
Close-up overhead study of quartz epoxy floor in a healthcare facility corridor, even warm light, clean surface texture visible with subtle aggregate pattern, no people, wall base trim visible at frame edge
Ideal Environments

Where quartz outperforms plain epoxy

Wet and chemical environments

Heavy-traffic industrial floors

Regulated and hygiene-critical spaces

Healthcare, laboratories, and clean facilities — quartz is non-porous, easy to sanitize, and holds its integrity through repeated chemical cleaning cycles.

Food processing, commercial kitchens, and chemical storage — quartz holds its surface where standing liquid and cleaning agents are daily conditions.

Warehouses, distribution centres, and manufacturing floors — the aggregate layer absorbs repeated impact and rolling load without surface fracture.

Specify a quartz floor for your facility

Tell us your environment, square footage, and timeline. We assess the substrate first — then build the floor to match the conditions, not just the budget.