Quartz Broadcast Flooring in Innisfil, Stayner and Vaughan

A quartz broadcast system embeds coloured quartz aggregate into resin layers and seals it, giving a thick, seamless surface. The texture adds slip resistance where floors are routinely wet, and the absence of joints and grout lines removes places for contamination to collect. Coved bases can carry the system up the wall so wash-down water doesn't get under the edge. The texture level is adjustable to balance traction with ease of cleaning.

Agricultural floors face acids from manure and silage, frequent wash-down, abrasive grit, and in livestock areas, the need for traction. The system depends on the building's use: some areas suit a textured, chemical-resistant broadcast system; others are better left as sealed concrete. We assess the building and its use before recommending anything, and we'll tell you where a coating isn't the right answer.