Quartz Resin Floors | Slip-Resistant Commercial Flooring | Epoxy Drip

Quartz systems use coloured quartz sand bound in clear epoxy. Instead of a thin flake layer, you get a dense aggregate build that's extremely hard-wearing and naturally slip-resistant.

It's the floor for places that work hard and get wet: commercial kitchens, wash rooms, changing rooms, showers, food prep areas, ramps and busy corridors. The texture can be tuned from fine and smooth-ish to aggressive grip.

Quartz can be coved up walls to make a seamless, easy-clean basin, and it comes in a wide range of blends from neutral greys to bolder colours.

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Ultra-durable

A thick, aggregate-filled build that shrugs off heavy footfall, trolleys and impact.

02

Built-in slip resistance

The quartz texture gives grip even when the floor's wet. Texture level is chosen to suit the area.

03

Hygienic

Seamless, non-porous and can be coved at the walls, so there's nowhere for dirt and bacteria to sit.

04

Decorative

Colour blends from subtle to bold, so a hard-working floor still looks considered.

Render of a quartz resin floor with a mixed grey aggregate

Render of a seamless resin wet room floor

Questions about quartz floors

Is quartz the same as flake?

No. Flake is a thin decorative vinyl chip under clear coat. Quartz is a dense mineral aggregate bound in resin, so it's harder wearing and grippier, and better for wet commercial areas.

Is it hard to clean with all that texture?

More texture means more grip but slightly more effort to clean. We pick the texture level to balance the two for your space. A deck scrubber or auto-scrubber with a neutral cleaner works well.

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