Quartz Carpet™ Stone Overlay
What Is Quartz Carpet?
Quartz Carpet™ is a quartz stone overlay system, made of coloured quartz stones from Belgium that are mixed with an epoxy binder. Once mixed together, Quartz Carpet™ is hand-troweled over an existing substrate to create a durable, textured, seamless stone flooring. Quartz Carpet™ is suitable for internal and external applications on floors, walls and some joinery pieces.
Resurfacing Made Easy
Quartz Carpet™ is hand trowelled over existing surfaces at approximately 5-7mm thick for foot traffic and 8-15mm thick for vehicle traffic. The quartz stones can be applied over various substrates including concrete, tiles, compressed sheeting, plaster, villa board, ply & MDF. You’ll find Quartz Carpet™ installed around the world in residential, commercial, retail, educational, and industrial projects. Our most noted rollouts in Australia have been for AMG Mercedes, Audi and HOYTS.
Benefits of Quartz Carpet
If you’re looking for a resilient, textured, and seamless covering; Quartz Carpet™ could be the surface you’ve been looking for.
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Quartz Carpet™ can be applied over a range of substrates including concrete, tiles, compressed sheeting, plaster, villa board, brick, ply & MDF.
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Quartz Carpet™ is a resilient and durable stone covering that’s been installed on the floor in showrooms of some of the most prestigious and well-known car brands around the world including Mercedes Benz, AMG Mercedes, BMW Group, Audi, Land Rover & Jaguar. Quartz Carpet™ has also been installed to the floor of well known commercial and educational projects in Australia including Deakin University, La Trobe University, HOYTS and Winning Appliances.
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Quartz Carpet™ is produced in Belgium by a family-owned business that’s been manufacturing Quartz Carpet™ for over 20 years, and are known for being the inventor of high-quality, coloured quartz.
Quartz Carpet Finishes
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Open Pore
Available in 2-3mm sized stones and suitable for external applications.
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Pore Filled
Available in 1-2 & 2-3mm sized stone and suitable for internal applications.
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FAQs
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Quartz Carpet consists of coloured quartz granules mixed with an epoxy resin that is hand trowelled onto an existing substrate. Quartz Carpet can be applied onto floors, walls and selected joinery items.
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Quartz Carpet can only be in stalled by trained installers. There are installers around Australia who have different levels of experience working with Quartz Carpet. For any project enquiries, quotes, samples or technical questions get in touch with an installer near you by Finding An Installer here.
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We only sell products to trained installers. If you’re looking to have Quartz Carpet installed in your project, please contact a trained installer by clicking here and reach out to them for an installation quote. Please note that as Quartz Carpet is a hand trowelled product, projects need to be priced individually off drawings as price depends on area of application, total square meters, intricacy, existing substrate etc.
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Quartz Carpet is applied in situ over a range of substrates including:
Floors: Concrete, Tiles, Compressed Sheeting
Walls: Plaster, Villaboard, Blue Board, Concrete, Ply, Tiles
Joinery: MDF, Marine Ply, Compressed Sheeting -
In your specification, it’s important to mention the range, stone size, colour and finish. Please view our Specification Guidelines for the Quartz Carpet finishes. It’s important that Quartz Carpet is installed by a trained installer, you can find a list of installers here.
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Trowel marks are a natural feature of Quartz Carpet. They are more prominent in Pore Filled finishes and colours than in others. In addition, their visibility depends largely on lighting and angle of view..
