Anti-slip treatment

• The floor has become slippery over time

  We find out why the floor is slippery and choose a method for the material. You see the effect first on a free trial.

• A new, beautiful and slippery floor

  It is worth treating it for slip resistance and then sealing it. It keeps its new look for longer and is easier to keep clean.

• An old, worn floor

  We clean it, remove stains and treat it for slip resistance, then seal it so the floor regains its former shine.

• Floors in public buildings

  We measure slip resistance with a pendulum (PTV) and prepare a report with the results.

We are not tied to one technology. First we check what the floor is made of, how it is used and what makes it slippery, then we choose the method and products for that particular problem.

• A method chosen for the material: ceramic, porcelain, natural stone or concrete.
• Solutions for new floors and for old, worn ones.
• Used indoors and outdoors, including wet areas.
• A free trial on a small area before you order the whole job.
• Products that are safe for people and the environment.
• Chosen to keep the floor's look: no etching, dulling or discolouration.
• The effect is confirmed by a PTV test to PN-EN 13036-4.
• Deep cleaning and sealing in the same job when the floor needs it.

We verify slip resistance with a British pendulum test, hence the abbreviation PTV (Pendulum Test Value). The method is described in EN 13036-4.

Anyone can slip and fall, regardless of age, fitness or occupation.

Insufficient slip resistance means a risk of serious injury, long treatment and costly claims. That is why user safety is worth planning for at every stage: design, technical acceptance and everyday use.