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Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring FAQ

What Would be the Cost of a Garage Floor Installation?
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Is Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring Slippery?
The finished Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring provides a non-slip, traction surface that prevents slipping. Even with the top coat applied, the surface still provides ample traction to prevent slipping. Never apply wax to our epoxy flooring surfaces.

What Application is Recommended for Industrial Use?
Our Seamless Premium Quartz Base Coat™ Epoxy with our Seamless One-Coat Industrial Sealer™ epoxy will provide abrasion and impact resistance in areas such as service bays where tools may be dropped occasionally.

What Application is Recommended for Commercial Kitchen Use?
Our Seamless Premium Quartz Base Coat™ Epoxy with our Seamless One-Coat Industrial Sealer™ epoxy will provide extra thermal protection from hot grease spills that may be encountered in commercial kitchens.

Can Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring Really Be Installed Over Wood Surfaces?
We are happy to announce that the epoxy quartz broadcast market has been expanded by Seamless Flooring Systems to accommodate installation over wood flooring surfaces. The use of our flexible substrate, base coat and top coat epoxies allow for the movement associated with wood substrates without cracking the flooring surface.

Why Do You Use a Double Broadcast System?
By applying two base coats of epoxy and quartz, a uniform appearance to the final flooring surface is easy to attain. Additionally, this provides extra strength to the finished flooring system with an 18,500 PSI rating.

Is Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring Easy to Maintain?
Yes. The top coat application, in addition to providing a traction surface, allows for easy cleaning and maintenance with floor scrubbers, squeegees, or vacuums.

Will Vapor Emissions of 6% to 8% affect my Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring?
Yes. The threshold for vapor emissions is 4Lbs./1000Ft²/24Hrs. The reason that the installed flooring will be affected by vapor emissions is the same as other flooring products. Vapor emissions may lead to a failure in the bonding with the concrete substrate. We have developed a highly effective vapor barrier formula for protecting vapor emissions up to 15Lbs./1000Ft²/24Hrs. Our tests indicate that it has the ability to reduce the hydrostatic pressure emitted by the floor from 12 Lbs. per 1000 square feet to less than 1 Lb. For concrete slabs with high vapor emissions, the possibility of delaminating and forming bubbles in the flooring surface is high.

How can I test for vapor emission levels?
Begin by taping a 1' x 1' sheet of plastic firmly to the concrete. Before you place the sheet of plastic onto the concrete, use a hammer to create a few dents in a small area to fully open the pores. If, after 24 hours, you notice water droplets on the underside of the plastic sheet, you should confirm the amount of emissions by conducting a calcium chloride test. Calcium chloride test kits can be obtained from your Authorized Epoxy Quartz™ Flooring Dealer or online.