MINT GREEN QUARTZ
Mint Green Quartz
Mint Green quartz is a decorative color reference for epoxy quartz flooring. Review the sample and discuss your project requirements with FUXIN.
Vibrant COLLECTION
Mint Green
Use this color reference as a starting point for your epoxy quartz flooring selection. Confirm the actual sample, material grade and intended finish with FUXIN.
| Color reference | ES-501 |
|---|---|
| Color name | Mint Green |
| Collection | Vibrant |
| Grain size | Confirm with your enquiry |
| Packaging & quantity | Confirm with your enquiry |
| Supply price | Quotation on request |
Online samples are not a substitute for a physical sample or project-specific system review.
Color, texture & your space
A selected color should be reviewed alongside the aggregate blend, resin, finish and project lighting.



Review Mint Green quartz
Use this soft green palette as a starting point for your design discussion. Place the physical sample beside pale timber and light neutral finishes. Compare the mint green reference with a stronger green and a cool light blue. A physical finish board helps separate the effect of the aggregate color from the effect of nearby wall paint and room lighting.
From digital reference to physical sample
Ask for the sample to be labeled with Mint Green and ES-501. Check whether you are reviewing loose aggregate or a finished surface with a particular resin and treatment. Screens, photographs and lighting can change the visible appearance, so compare the actual sample before confirming the material selection.
Prepare the material enquiry
Share the application, floor area and delivery destination. Ask the team to confirm the aggregate blend, grain size, packaging and quantity for the selected material. If the enquiry concerns a complete flooring build-up, include the proposed resin and installation questions. Product-specific documents and site requirements need review by the project team.
Next steps: compare quartz flooring colors, review technical questions, or send your material enquiry.
Compare related references: Emerald Green quartz and Ice Blue quartz.

