Quartz Broadcast floors are applied in multiple steps. First a resin
is painted unto the floor, then quartz is broadcast into the resin.
The dry quartz then soaks up much of the resin that would otherwise
soak into the floor. After it cures, an epoxy is painted over the
quartz. This forms a very thin layer that does not absorb thermal
shock (high temperatures) well. Also, most broadcast floors are
applied with a very hard epoxy resin, this creates a brittle floor
and cannot expand and contract with the concrete thus the
delamination.
Everlast Floor is a poured and troweled, resin-rich, flooring. We
use the industries best resins to formulate a flooring that can
withstand high temperatures. Our flooring is flexible, so it
outlasts its other epoxy counterparts.
