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_Buyer's Guide: Slip Resistant Floor Coatings/Adhesive Tapes
ILC Reference NO 81:38:002
Item sourced from ILC SA database
Short Description
There are ways to make a floor slip resistant without removing the existing floor covering.
Price Guide
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More Details
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Check the yellow pages in the telephone book under floor treatment products
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FLOOR ETCHING forms microscopic grooves and indents on floor
surfaces, and may also be suitable for use on baths/shower
bases.
This type of coating may be hardr to clean
as grit and dust can collect in the grooves/indents that it
creates.
SLIP RESISTANT TAPE - available in a wide range of surface
finished and sizes. This addition to the floor can also be
used on stair treads.
RUBBERISED TEXTURED COATING to go over metal, timber or
concrete.
SLIP RESISTANT PAVING GRAIN embedded into enamel paint.
ADHESIVE BACKED PRESSURE SENSITIVE SURFACING TAPE.
DOUBLED SIDED STICKY MESH TAPE to keep mats in place.
CHEMICAL TREATMENT which varies the structure of
surfaces to give them greater slip-resistance.
Application of PAINT AND SAND or PEBBLE MIX.
Factors To Consider
No one flooring finish will satisfy all of the typical requirements of the various rooms within a dwelling or public building
ease of application
ease of cleaning and maintenance
finished appearance
relevance to use of area eg. wet area
durability
indoor/outdoor use
used by people with bare feet or shoes eg. some surfaces may be too abrasive for bare feet or may impede a person's footing in the case of adhesive strips or mats.
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