Floor and barrier tapes are an easy, yet effective visual aid for clearly highlighting areas of danger, or for the demarcation of specific zones. Our high-quality floor tapes, line marking paints, and barrier tapes are used by local authorities, utility companies, and service providers in general as well as by many other industries. Within this range, we also offer anti-slip products for stairs and tiled floors. Simple, effective, and easy to apply.
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Floor and barrier tapes are an easy, yet effective visual aid for clearly highlighting areas of danger, or for the demarcation of specific zones. Our high-quality floor tapes, line marking paints, and barrier tapes are used by local authorities, utility companies, and service providers in general as well as by many other industries. Within this range, we also offer anti-slip products for stairs and tiled floors. Simple, effective, and easy to apply.
You can also find cable protectors and cable protector mats to prevent trip hazards from loose and trailing cables.
To ensure the safety of the mobility impaired, anti-slip products should be installed on stairs to safeguard that the surface is not slippery and a danger to anyone entering the facility. To accommodate wheelchairs the entrance should have a ramp that also has anti-slip sheets, to avoid slipping hazards and provide more grip for the wheels.
Some anti-slip products have undergone tests to assess the risk of people slipping on the mat’s surface. The most common, legally recognized method involves the Pendulum Test, which measures the dynamic coefficient of friction. It provides a Pendulum Test Value (PTV) with the guidelines being:
Each site would have its unique conditions that play a role in which adhesive would be best for the specific site. Here are some of the factors that you need to look at to choose the correct adhesive:
Once the product has been installed, ensure that the area is cleaned from any left-over glue, debris, and any other rubbish that might be laying around.
To maintain the effectiveness of the grit that provides slip resistance, the top surface must be kept clean. Individual circumstances will vary but, generally, a stiff hand brush and hot soapy water will achieve good results. Mild detergents can be used safely on the product, but it is advisable to test any cleaning products first. Where circumstances allow our fiberglass products can be power washed without causing harm. Care should be taken when the product has been stuck down and/or edge sealed as very high-pressure power washing or repeated power washing could cause damage to sealants and adhesives.
