FAQs about SDI Quantum

Question 1

What is the best flooring for a workshop or warehouse?

Accepted Answer

A working floor has to take a beating and keep going.
Quantum is built for exactly that, standing up to forklifts, pallet jacks, hot tyres and constant foot traffic without lifting or wearing through.
Because it is an engineered system rather than a thin coating, it keeps looking sharp and performing year after year.
For sheds, workshops and commercial spaces, it is a practical choice that pays off over the long run.

Question 2

Is epoxy flooring strong enough for forklifts and heavy traffic?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Quantum is reinforced with fibreglass and built in bonded layers, working much the same way a laminated beam gains its strength.
That structure lets it carry heavy rolling loads and daily industrial wear that would crack or peel an ordinary painted-on coating.
You get a floor you can trust under real working conditions, not one that only looks the part on day one.

Question 3

How long does SDI Quantum flooring last?

Accepted Answer

Quantum is backed by a 20-Year Fatal Five Warranty, so it is made to perform for decades, not seasons.
That warranty covers the five failures that sink most floors: hot tyre pickup, peeling, UV fading, slip risk and odour or occupancy problems.
The result is years of dependable service and far less chance of an expensive redo down the track.

Question 4

How soon can I use the floor after Quantum is installed?

Accepted Answer

Quantum follows an Install Today, Use Tomorrow approach, so your space is back in action quickly.
Traditional systems can tie up a room for days while they cure, which stalls a project or a business.
With Quantum, the downtime is short and you are walking on a finished, working floor sooner.

Question 5

Why does a single-colour floor still use flake?

Accepted Answer

Large concrete slabs are rarely flawless.
Repairs, patching, trowel marks and colour variation tend to show straight through a plain single-colour coating.
Quantum uses a single-colour flake finish to break up those imperfections, giving you a cleaner, more consistent and more professional look.
So the floor hides the flaws instead of highlighting them.

Question 6

Is Quantum just an epoxy coating painted onto concrete?

Accepted Answer

No, and that difference matters.
Many cheap options are simply a coat of epoxy rolled over concrete, which is why they often fail early.
Quantum combines fibreglass reinforcement, aluminium oxide-bonded epoxy, embedded flake and a protective topcoat into one engineered system where every layer has a job.
That is what gives you lasting strength rather than a quick cosmetic fix.

SDI Quantum: The Practical Solution

Perfect Epoxy Flooring For:

Why Quantum Exists

Problem 1: Strength

Problem 2: Inconsistent Appearance

The Quantum Solution

The Fatal Five

Hot Tyre Pickup

Peeling & Delamination

UV Instability

Slip Safety Risk

Odour & Toxicity

SDI Quantum Colour Range

The Practical Solution