Showrooms and Commercial Interiors
Decorative, seamless flooring where color blend, surface texture and cleaning method matter to the project specification.
Epoxy Color Sand Self-Leveling Floor Coating
A two-component epoxy and colored-quartz flooring system for indoor concrete where appearance, cleanability and traffic resistance must be specified together. Share floor area, substrate condition, traffic, finish texture and project schedule for a system quotation.
Epoxy Color SandSelf-Leveling FinishTwo-Component SystemIndoor Concrete FloorsProject Supply
System Format
A+B epoxy with colored quartz
Base Substrate
Prepared indoor concrete
Technical Basis
GB/T 22374-2018
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Quick specifications
- System Type
- Two-component epoxy resin with colored quartz sand
- Suitable Substrate
- Prepared, dry, sound indoor concrete
- Finish Options
- Smooth or textured decorative color-sand finish
- Reference Standard
- GB/T 22374-2018 floor coating test categories
- Initial Flow
- ≥140 mm project index
- Tensile Adhesion
- ≥2.0 MPa project index
- Abrasion Loss
- ≤0.03 g at 750 g / 500 cycles
- Surface-Dry / Through-Dry
- ≤8 h / ≤48 h at reference conditions
Product overview
Specify the floor system before comparing material prices
An epoxy color-sand floor is purchased as a layered assembly. Colored quartz and epoxy binder create the decorative layer, but the concrete condition, primer, repair mortar and finish coat determine whether the installed floor will meet its intended traffic and cleaning demands. A bid that omits those layers may look cheaper while describing a different floor.
For a useful B2B comparison, define the substrate profile, moisture condition, total thickness, traffic, chemical exposure and the required surface texture. Smooth and textured finishes should not share an assumed slip value. The initial sample should represent both the approved color blend and the actual sealing method.
The technical indices above provide a procurement starting point for flow, drying, hardness, abrasion, adhesion, slip, water resistance and installed-system strength. Set the final acceptance criteria against the offered kit and the project design, including the required test method and conditioning period. An A+B mix ratio, VOC result or opening-to-traffic time must come from that kit’s current documents rather than a generic epoxy listing.
Applications
Light-to-Medium Industrial Floors
Workshops and production areas with planned pedestrian and equipment traffic. Confirm wheel type, point loads, impact and chemical exposure before selecting thickness and topcoat.
Warehouses and Circulation Areas
Indoor storage floors and marked routes where substrate joints, traffic lanes and maintenance access need to be incorporated in the system design.
Institutional Interior Areas
Cleanable floors for suitable healthcare, education or public interiors, subject to the facility's specific slip, hygiene and emissions requirements.
Key benefits
Decorative Quartz With a Defined System
Colored sand adds depth and visual variation. The final appearance depends on sand grading, distribution, resin color and the selected sealing layer rather than a single generic color code.
Substrate Preparation Is Part of the Offer
Grinding or shot blasting, crack repairs and primer selection should be priced with the coating. A glossy top layer cannot compensate for weak or damp concrete.
Traffic and Chemistry Are Specified Separately
Foot traffic, carts, forklifts, oils and cleaning chemicals create different loads. The buyer can request a layer build-up and chemical-resistance data suited to the actual service.
Acceptance Can Be Measured
Define thickness, adhesion, surface continuity, pinholes, color uniformity and the agreed texture before installation, then inspect against the approved sample and project specification.
Technical specifications
Two-component color-sand self-leveling floor — project specification indices
| Test Item | Unit | Test Basis / Condition | Project Index |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial flow | mm | Mixed coating; reference test | ≥140 |
| Surface-dry time | h | Reference conditions | ≤8 |
| Through-dry time | h | Reference conditions | ≤48 |
| Pencil hardness | H | Cured film | ≥3H |
| Abrasion loss | g | 750 g / 500 cycles | ≤0.03 |
| Tensile adhesion | MPa | Prepared concrete | ≥2.0 |
| Dry slip coefficient | — | Specified finish texture | ≥0.5 |
| Water resistance | h | 168 h exposure | No blistering or peeling |
| Compressive strength | MPa | Installed floor system | ≥60 |
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Installation guide
View documents ↓Survey and Prepare Concrete
Check concrete age, strength, moisture and contamination. Repair weak areas and cracks, retain or reinstate movement joints, then mechanically prepare and vacuum the surface to the specified profile.
Prime and Level
Choose a compatible primer for the measured substrate. Fill pores and local defects; add a leveling or quartz mortar layer where the design requires it. Confirm the base is ready before placing the decorative layer.
Mix Matched A+B Kits
Condition and mix each component, then combine in the ratio printed for the supplied kit. Follow its pot life and temperature range. Do not improvise resin-to-hardener proportions or add thinner unless the product instructions permit it.
Place, Seal and Inspect
Spread the color-sand layer to the specified thickness and de-aerate while workable. Apply the selected seal coat and texture, protect it during curing, then inspect thickness, adhesion, color and surface defects before handover.
Project Supply & Documents
System Materials for Quotation
Request matched resin and hardener kits, colored quartz, primer, repair and leveling materials, and any seal coat as one project package. State floor area, target thickness, finish and destination port.
Documents and Sample Approval
Request the offered grade's current TDS, SDS, mixing ratio, packaging, shelf life and relevant test records. Approve a representative color-and-texture sample before bulk supply.
Technical downloads
Epoxy Color Sand Flooring TDS
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Color Sand Floor Application Guide
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Frequently asked questions
Is this one coating or a complete installed floor system?
The decorative layer is only one part of the floor. Primer, repairs, leveling or quartz mortar and a selected seal coat may be required. Quote the complete build-up and specified thickness for a fair comparison.
Can epoxy color sand be installed over damp concrete?
Do not assume so. Measure the concrete moisture and identify any vapor or water-pressure problem. Select a compatible primer or moisture-control system and confirm the substrate limits for the offered grade.
Is the surface automatically slip-resistant?
No. Slip performance depends on quartz grading, broadcast or placement method, seal coat and final texture. Specify and test the finish appropriate to dry or wet service conditions.
What mixing ratio and working time should installers use?
Use the ratio and pot life printed on the matched A+B kit supplied for the order. These values vary by formulation and temperature and should not be copied from another epoxy product.
What information is needed for a project quotation?
Send floor area, concrete age and condition, moisture results if available, target thickness, color and texture, pedestrian or vehicle traffic, chemical exposure, installation schedule and destination port.
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