Quartz Flooring
Quartz flooring is a seamless, textured resin floor with colored quartz built in. It is durable, sanitary and easy to clean in restrooms, kitchens, corridors and healthcare spaces.
What Is Quartz Flooring?
Colored quartz sand is broadcast into layers of epoxy, or troweled in for heavier use, then sealed with a clear topcoat. The result is a tough, decorative floor with built-in texture and no grout lines to trap dirt or bacteria.
We set the quartz blend and finish texture together so the floor has good grip and still cleans easily. Integral cove carries the floor up the wall for a fully cleanable room. As always, we test moisture and diamond grind the slab before the first coat.
Legacy Industrial Coatings installs commercial and industrial epoxy flooring, polished concrete and floor coatings from Plano, Texas, across Dallas–Fort Worth, all of Texas and nationwide. See our commercial and industrial epoxy flooring and polished concrete pages.
Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Carrollton, Lewisville and the rest of North Texas, plus Houston, Austin, San Antonio and projects across Texas and nationwide.
Why Facilities Choose Quartz
Sanitary and seamless
No grout lines or seams, so restrooms, kitchens and clinical spaces are easier to keep clean.
Built-in slip resistance
Quartz texture gives grip underfoot, tuned to your cleaning method and footwear.
Holds up to traffic
Broadcast and troweled options cover everything from busy corridors to heavier impact areas.
Integral cove base
The floor curves up the wall so there is no corner for dirt and moisture to collect.
Color choices
Quartz blends come in many colors to match your interior or simply hide wear between cleanings.
FAQ
Quartz Flooring Questions
How much does quartz flooring cost?
Quartz flooring typically runs about $15 per square foot, with integral cove base about $15 per linear foot. Room size, prep and phasing confirm the final number.
Is quartz flooring slippery?
No. Quartz adds texture on its own. We balance grip with cleanability so the floor is safe and still easy to mop or scrub, and we show you a sample before installation.
Where does quartz flooring work best?
Restrooms, commercial kitchens, locker rooms, corridors, concourses, healthcare and pharmaceutical spaces. Anywhere that needs a tough, sanitary, textured floor that gets cleaned often. It also works well in busy front-of-house spaces where looks matter.
Can quartz continue up the wall?
Yes. We install integral cove that matches the floor, so the edges of the room are as cleanable as the middle. It is a common fix when a kitchen or restroom needs a better floor-to-wall detail.
How is quartz different from flake flooring?
Both are decorative resin floors. Quartz uses colored sand for a denser, more textured surface that suits wet and sanitary areas. Flake uses vinyl chips for a smoother, color-blended look common in showrooms, retail and break rooms.
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