Quartz Broadcast

Tan quartz broadcast floor with fine granular texture

What Is a Quartz Broadcast Floor?

A quartz broadcast floor is built much like our flake system, but instead of vinyl flakes we broadcast color-coated quartz sand into the epoxy base coat before sealing it under a durable topcoat. The result is a dense, textured, extremely tough surface with a distinctive fine-grain aesthetic.

It can be installed in all the same places as a flake floor, but offers slightly more durability and traction along with a different, more granular look.

Available as a decorative blend or a solid-color system.

In a decorative finish, blended quartz colors create the visible surface. In a solid-color system, the quartz is broadcast purely as a traction and strength additive, then coated in a single bold color — a popular choice for commercial kitchens, food-processing areas, and industrial spaces where grip and durability come first.

Recommended Locations

Garages
Basements
Workshops & shops
Mudrooms & laundry rooms
Kitchens & commercial food areas
Patios, porches & pool decks

Why Choose Quartz

Superior Traction

The angular quartz granules create a naturally slip-resistant surface — an excellent choice for wet or high-traffic areas.

Maximum Durability

A double-broadcast quartz build is one of the toughest systems we offer, standing up to heavy impact, abrasion, and daily wear.

Two Ways to Finish

Choose a decorative blended-color quartz look, or a solid-color finish where the quartz adds strength and grip beneath a bold, uniform color.

The System & Finishes

Quartz sand being broadcast into an epoxy base coat
Solid red quartz floor in an industrial facility
Biscuit-colored quartz broadcast blend sample

Ready for a Floor Built to Last?

Tell us about your space and we'll help you decide between a decorative or solid-color quartz finish. Request a free consultation today.

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