Surface Preparation
We diamond grind the floor and fix cracks to create a solid, clean base.
Concrete Shield Coatings Inc. installs quartz broadcast floor coatings that provide strong grip, long life, and chemical protection for commercial and industrial spaces.
This system uses colored quartz granules mixed into epoxy or polyaspartic resin. The result is a seamless, multi-layer floor that looks great and lasts for years.
Unlike standard epoxy or painted concrete, quartz broadcast systems offer:
Why commercial and industrial facilities choose quartz broadcast.
The textured surface adds grip and lowers the risk of slips in wet areas like kitchens, pool decks, and locker rooms.
Double broadcast systems take heavy foot traffic, dropped tools, and rolling carts without showing wear.
Stands up to harsh cleaners, degreasers, oils, and other common shop chemicals.
No grout lines means no place for dirt or mold to hide. Just sweep, mop, or hose it down.
Quartz broadcast excels in environments demanding slip resistance, durability, and sanitary conditions.
Restaurants, cafeterias, and food prep areas where slip resistance and sanitation are critical.
Athletic facilities and school locker rooms with wet conditions and high traffic.
Hospitals, clinics, and labs requiring seamless, easy-to-sanitize flooring.
Animal hospitals needing chemical-resistant, easy-clean surfaces.
Production floors and warehouses with heavy equipment and foot traffic.
Production areas requiring chemical and temperature tolerance.
Service bays exposed to oils and chemicals. See also: Garage Floors
Slip-resistant flooring for beauty facilities. Learn more: Salon & Spa Floors
Professional quartz broadcast installation requires careful preparation and precise technique. Here's what to expect.
We diamond grind the floor and fix cracks to create a solid, clean base.
We apply a primer to seal the concrete and help the coating bond tightly.
We spread the base coat and broadcast quartz granules into it. Then we let it cure.
For double systems, we add a grout coat and a second layer of quartz for extra strength.
A clear or tinted topcoat seals everything in. Once it cures, the floor is ready to use.
How quartz broadcast compares to other floor coating options for commercial applications.
| Feature | Solid Epoxy | Flake Epoxy | Quartz Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slip Resistance | Low-Medium | Medium | High |
| Impact Resistance | Medium | Medium-High | Excellent |
| Chemical Resistance | Good | Good | Excellent |
| System Thickness | ~10-20 mils | ~40-60 mils | ~1/8" (125+ mils) |
| Best For | Light commercial | Garages, basements | Heavy commercial/industrial |
| Typical Lifespan | 5-10 years | 10-15 years | 15-20+ years |
Common questions about quartz broadcast floor coatings, installation, and maintenance.
Colored quartz granules are spread into wet epoxy or polyaspartic resin, then sealed with a clear topcoat. The result is a tough, seamless floor with great grip.
Expect to pay $8 to $15 per square foot installed. The price depends on floor condition, system type, and total area. Check our service areas page.
A typical double broadcast quartz installation takes 3-5 days. For polyaspartic-based systems, installation can be completed faster with quicker return to service.
Yes. Properly installed quartz broadcast flooring meets requirements for USDA and FDA-regulated food processing facilities. The seamless, non-porous surface is easy to sanitize.
With proper installation and maintenance, quartz broadcast flooring can last 15-20+ years in commercial environments.
Yes, with UV-stable topcoats. Quartz systems work great for exterior walkways, patios, and breezeways. For pool areas, see our pool deck coatings.
For residential garage floors, flake epoxy systems are typically better-more cost-effective and excellent for typical garage use. Quartz is designed for heavy commercial environments.
Not sure if quartz broadcast is the right fit for your space? Call (847) 999-6330 - we'll recommend the best system for your needs.
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