Broadcast Floors

These floors are crafted by applying a solid-color, high-performance coating such as Epoxy, Urethane, or Polyaspartic. While the coating remains wet, flakes and/or quartz are broadcasted into the mixture, allowing them to float on the surface. Once the coating has dried, it is sealed with a clear topcoat, resulting in a seamless and waterproof floor.

Both flooring options are excellent selections, offering a sturdy surface with outstanding wear and scratch resistance. Flake floors are crafted using vinyl color chips, while quartz floors utilize colored aggregates that are exceptionally strong and feature a sand-like finish, enhancing slip resistance. This makes quartz floors particularly well-suited for wet environments such as locker rooms, bathrooms, commercial kitchens and garages.

Broadcast floors like flake and quartz are offered in a variety of solid colors and pre-mixed color blends. Depending on the vendor, you can choose from over 40 solid color options. The pre-mixed color blends typically feature 3 to 4 colors with different dispersion patterns. Consult with your Advanced Surface Solution technician to explore the available choices

Flake broadcast floor color chips are available in a ¼” size, along with additional options such as 1/16”, 1/8”, 3/8”, and 5/8”. The selection of chip size can significantly affect installation costs; for instance, both 1/8” and 1/16” sizes necessitate a greater amount of broadcast material to achieve complete floor coverage compared to the conventional ¼” size.