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Quartz Epoxy Flooring Systems
Quartz Epoxy Floors
Amazing Home & Commerical Maintenance installs quartz epoxy floors. They're more durable than conventional tile or carpet flooring, slip resistant and it basically makes the floors maintenance free. We offer quartz epoxy floors in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Lehigh Acres, Alva, Matlacha, San Carlos Park, Bokeelia, Cypress Lake, Pine Manor, Gateway, Iona, Three oaks, Buckingham, Burnt Store Marina, Sanibel, Captiva, Pine Island Center, St. James City, Suncoast Estates, Harlem Heights, Matlacha Isles-Matlacha Shores, Palmona Park, Page Park, Whiskey Creek, Pineland, Villas, Tice, McGregor, Olga, Punta Rassa, Punta Gorda, Charlotte Park, Charlotte Harbor, Port Charlotte, Harbour Heights, Solana, Bonita Springs, Estero, Naples, Immokalee, Golden Gate, Everglades City, Naples Manor, Lely, Goodland, Chokoloskee, Lely Resort, Orangetree, Verona Walk, Plantation Island, Vineyards, Marco Island and all Lee, Collier & Charlotte Counties Basically all Southwest Florida!
Quartz floors are absolutely ideal for non-slip, as the texture of the floor is very similar to sandpaper, giving plenty of traction.
These floors are typically used in commercial settings like kitchens, sidewalks or any other slippery area.
These are also pretty common for quartz to be done on pool decks and front/rear porches, as again, they are very non- slip floors.
The best way to describe a quartz epoxy floor is to think of glued down sand (sandpaper). Although this is the best way to describe quartz, it is not glued down.
In short terms, the floor is grinded down flat then cleaned thoroughly.
- Followed by base coat of epoxy that is broadcasted into with desired quartz then left to dry.
- Then apply a clear coat in which you broadcast again into and left to dry.
- Make sure all excess quartz is removed!
- Finally clear coat goes down to lock everything in and you're done.
These floors are super durable and last a lifetime. These floors will only come up using tooling as there is no scraping theses floors up. Many different quarts options and custom blends available as well! View all blends and patterns of Quartz
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How we DO Our Quartz Floor Step by Step!
Step 1 :Prepping for a Quartz Epoxy Floor!
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
- Diamond Grinding using a stand behind diamond grinder (SASE 6k propane)
- use handheld grinder to grind edges so that all concrete is properly abraded and ready for coating.
- Finally, vacuuming everything left behind until the whole floor is clear of debris.
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
- Start by cutting out all edges with a cut brush.
- Use a gaged squeegee spreading the epoxy evenly throughout the floor.
- Use 2 back rolls in different directions to evenly spread epoxy. Once evenly spread, we then broadcast quartz into the epoxy throughout the floor until the whole floor is covered.
- Once this is completed, we let the floor dry.
Step 3: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
Step 2 : Epoxy Base Coat & Broadcast Quartz
Step 3: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
- Using a handheld scrape, we scrape the entire floor in two different directions making sure to knock free all loose quartz.
- We then begin vacuuming all excess until there is no more loose quartz anywhere
Step 4: Clear coat & Broadcast Again
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
Step 3: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
- Cutting out all edges with a cut brush again, except this time using a clear polyaspartic 85 by using a gaged squeegee, spreading the polyaspartic evenly throughout the floor.
- Use 2 back rolls in different directions to evenly spread polyaspartic.
- Once evenly spread, we then broadcast quartz into the polyaspartic throughout the floor until the whole floor is covered.
- once this is completed, we let dry.
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
- Using a handheld scraper, we scrape the entire floor in two different directions making sure to knock free all loose quartz.
- Once that's completed, we then begin vacuuming all excess, until there is no more loose quartz anywhere.
Step 6: Clear Coat & Done!
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
Step 5: Scrape & Vacumm excess Quartz
- Finally applying clear coat, again, we cut out all edges using a cut brush and then begin squeegeeing all polyspartic evenly across whole floor.
- Finally ending with two passes with roller and done.
Quartz Epoxy Systems
Quartz Epoxy Floor on Sample Cards
Quartz Epoxy Floor on Sample Cards
Quartz Epoxy Floor on Sample Cards
If you've ever wondered what the finished look of a quartz epoxy floor up close, then look no more! This picture is a part of our sample cards of quartz epoxy floors.
(You can see from the side shot the texture and patterns and colors).
Quartz Up Close Before Broadcasted
Quartz Epoxy Floor on Sample Cards
Quartz Epoxy Floor on Sample Cards
In this picture, we grabbed a handful of quartz and took an up-close picture to show sand granules size and different colors. Thus, how you get the sandpaper feel when installed, giving tons of grip!
Quartz Colors
Quartz avaivble colors to date
All colors can be ordered and mixed as you wish. For example, if you want a quartz floor in all blue, we can order a blue only flake. What if you don't like the preset blends? you can have us order and blend what you want. For example, say you wanted Q115(blue) & Q1020 (Black), but you wanted 15% black and 85% blue, we can order that custom mix. There is no limitation! Add as many colors as you'd like at any percent you'd like!
Quartz Epoxy floor color Blends
Quartz Floor Color Blends & Custom Blends
These are all the blends that are currently available. However, that doesn't mean it has to be. If you like a blend but don't like a specific color in there, we can have that color pulled from the formula. We can also add colors and change percent of color as well.
The choices are endless!