Resilient Quartz Flooring - Class A Series

Product Introduction

Quartz flooring is mainly composed of natural quartz sand (one of the most abundant and hardest minerals on Earth，with a Mohs hardness of up to 7.0 ),mixed with high-quality polymer resins   and color pigments. It combines the sturdiness of natural stone with the flexibility of modern polymer materials,making it widely used in industrial and commercial premises.

Product Advantages

·Exceptional Durability & Wear Resistance

It scores 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. It effectively resists scratches from shoe soles, pet claws, furniture movement, and heavy object impacts.

Boasting high compressive strength, it withstands heavy foot traffic, rolling equipment, and even forklift pressure in industrial settings.

Commercial data shows its wear rate is less than 2% over a decade under heavy use.

·Outstanding Stain & Moisture Resistance

Non-porous surface: Water absorption rate is less than 0.03%, so liquids ( juice, wine, oil) cannot penetrate. Spills can be wiped away easily with a cloth or mop.

Resists stains from common chemicals, acids, grease, and detergents, maintaining a clean appearance.

·Excellent Safety Performance

Slip-resistant: The surface becomes rougher when wet, reducing slip risks; widely used in airports, hospitals, and schools.

Fire-retardant: Qualified products reach A fire rating, second only to natural stone.

Sound absorption: Offers good sound-dampening properties, reducing noise from footsteps.

·Hygienic & Easy to Maintain

Seamless or low-seam surfaces prevent dust, bacteria, mold, and mildew from accumulating, ideal for hygiene-sensitive areas like hospitals, labs, and kitchens.

No sealing or polishing required, unlike natural stone. Routine sweeping and mopping are sufficient for long-term upkeep.

·Eco-Friendly

Made from abundant natural quartz, free of radioactive elements.

Production is energy-efficient; many products are 100% recyclable.

Applicable Scenarios

·Commercial: Offices, shopping malls, schools, hospitals, hotels, and restaurants.

·Industrial: Workshops, warehouses, and clean rooms requiring chemical and impact resistance.