Quartz Systems
Systems that combine the strength of colored quartz aggregate with a decorative surface, standing up to the heaviest traffic without compromising on aesthetics.
The decorative family’s most durable member.
Quartz systems are full-bodied floors where colored quartz aggregate is bound with resin. Quartz is one of nature’s hardest minerals; when that hardness is carried into the floor, the result is a surface that both shows and endures. Wherever a decorative look must meet heavy use, quartz is the first candidate.
The granular structure of the aggregate gives the surface a natural texture; this texture both hides wear marks and provides slip resistance. In wet rooms, under intensive pedestrian traffic and in areas cleaned frequently, quartz meets aesthetic expectations together with safety and hygiene expectations in a single system.
- Full body: The aggregate build gives the highest durability among decorative systems.
- Natural slip resistance: The granular texture provides safe grip in wet conditions.
- Hygienic continuity: The seamless surface can be built uninterrupted, together with the coved skirting detail.
- Color stability: The color comes from the aggregate itself, not from paint; it does not fade.
Where aesthetics are put to heavy work.
Quartz is the system for spaces where looking good is not enough and endurance is also required.
Wet rooms and showers
Constantly wet areas such as changing rooms, showers and pool surrounds.
Large kitchens
The intense, wet tempo of institutional kitchens.
School and dormitory common areas
Corridors and halls carrying the heaviest pedestrian traffic.
Healthcare buildings
Constantly cleaned spaces subject to hygiene audits.
Commercial kitchens and cafeterias
The heavy use of service and preparation areas.
Entrances and vestibules
Transition zones where outdoor conditions are carried inside.
Views from the field.
Sample images from applications in different buildings and conditions.
The color is embedded in the system’s body.
In a quartz floor the color is not a superficial coat; the colored aggregate forms the body itself.
- Clear top coatProtecting the body and defining the texture grade: the top layer.
- Colored quartz bodyCarrying the color and durability together: the aggregate main layer.
- PrimerThe bonding layer providing adhesion to the concrete.
- Concrete slabThe existing substrate the system is built on, assessed beforehand.
The same body, different finishes.
The texture grade and detailing solutions are adapted to the space’s use.
Textured finish
A naturally anti-slip surface for wet areas.
Smoothed finish
A balanced texture that makes cleaning easier.
Coved skirting system
An uninterrupted hygiene detail turning up the wall.
Two-color blend
A custom texture blending two aggregate colors.
The color comes from the stone itself.
The tones below represent the most frequently chosen aggregate characters; blends are selected over samples.
The tones here are representative examples only. Color and texture selection is finalized together over physical samples, according to the space’s light and use.
What is expected of a quartz floor.
Mineral hardness
Quartz’s natural durability is carried onto the surface.
Natural slip resistance
The granular texture provides safe grip when wet.
Resistance to heavy traffic
Long life under intensive pedestrian traffic.
Chemical resistance
Endurance under frequent cleaning and chemicals.
Hygienic detailing
Coved, seamless and audit-ready.
Fade-proof color
The color comes from the aggregate and does not fade with use.
As the conditions get tougher, the body gets thicker.
The classification below is indicative only. The final system is determined by assessing the space’s traffic, wetness level and cleaning regime on site.
Quartz, or another system?
If your expectations differ, let’s define the right system together.
Technical documents for members
Technical data sheets, safety data sheets and application specifications are available in the membership area open to corporate clients, architects and engineers. Access is free with membership.
Other decorative flooring systems
Let’s give your demanding space a floor both beautiful and strong.
Share the space’s use and hygiene expectations with us; let’s determine the texture grade and color together over samples.