Fast Floor System

Engineered for speed without compromise — same seamless finish, faster turnaround.

What Is the Fast Floor System?

The Fast Floor System is built for projects that demand efficiency.

Using advanced quick-dry technology, this microcement setup allows installers to complete full-surface floors in record time — without losing strength, adhesion, or aesthetics.

Perfect for residential remodels, retail build-outs, and any job with a tight deadline.

This system cures faster, installs cleaner, and still delivers the same Forcrete-grade durability you expect from a professional microcement surface.

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Why Choose Fast Floor?

  • Quick Turn Around

    Simple process, with minimal steps

  • Durable

    Same premium Forcrete finish and waterproof protection

  • Spaces

    Excellent for residential or light commercial spaces

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What Is the Process?

  1. Prep the surface make sure to shot blast or grind the concrete prior to priming
  2. Prime the surface with the designated fast-dry primer
  3. Apply MicroQuartz coat 1 make sure to trowel evenly and in wave like patterns
  4. Apply MicroQuartz coat 2 repeat the wave patters and work the wet edge.
  5. Seal using 2-Part Forcrete Forshield Sealer for durability and waterproofing

Installer Tip: Mix smaller batches & mix thoroughly

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When to use the Fast Floor System

When you should use it:

You should consider using the Fast Floor System in situations where several of the following apply:

  • Time is of the essence: When you need a floor system that can be completed faster than more traditional multi-step systems, this fast-turnaround product is designed for that.
  • Desire for a seamless aesthetic: If you want a smooth, continuous surface (as opposed to tile joints, plank seams, etc.), a microcement finish like this can deliver that.
  • Good existing substrate: Because the system assumes you’re working on a suitable substrate (screed, liquid screed, concrete) that is stable, you’ll need the substrate to be in good condition (flat enough, moisture controlled, structurally sound) before applying.
  • Underfloor heating or special features: If you have under-floor heating, the Fast Floor system supports it, which is a plus.
  • Residential or light commercial use: The documentation mentions use in both residential and commercial environments.
  • When you want a premium finish but still relatively rapid installation: Compared to very slow multi-coat resin or screed systems, this strikes a balance.

When you might not use it:

There are scenarios where this system may not be the best choice:

  • Very heavy industrial traffic: If you have extremely heavy loads, forklifts, dramatic point loads, chemical exposure etc., you might need a more robust system.
  • Poor substrate conditions: If the existing screed or concrete is severely cracked, unstable, or has large movement/deflection issues, then you’d likely need more substrate repair or a different system before applying microcement.