Invest in your safety and choose anti-slip
By investing in
anti-slip floors you increase your safety. Especially for the elderly and children, a fall can happen quickly and the investment in
anti-slip can be of great added value. With good
anti-slip applications, you regain grip on the surface, accidents can be prevented and safety is guaranteed. In addition, an
anti-slip floor is very maintenance-friendly and a floor with an
anti-slip layer is very easy to clean. A quality
anti-slip layer is scratch-resistant, wear-resistant and durable so that you are good with it for a long time. In addition, the
anti-slip layer can also serve as extra protection for the surface. So plenty of reasons to also invest in
anti-slip.
Where is anti-slip most often used in the home?
One of the places in our home where we most need
anti-slip is the bathroom. The bathroom is one of the places in the home where most falls occur. When water and soap combine to end up in the shower tray, bathtub or on the bathroom tiles, they can turn into a veritable slide. But with the right
anti-slip applications, accidents can be avoided. With anti-slip, your tiles, bathtub and shower tray will never be slippery again when they get wet, so you can enjoy them in comfort and safety. But also the terrace is an interesting place to provide anti-slip. More and more often we go outside and the terrace is a great added value for our home. In autumn and winter, however, our terrace can become quite slippery as soon as it gets wet. With the right anti-slip application, slipping is prevented.
Anti-skid layer for a safe floor
The Safety Floor technique makes floors anti-slip by applying an anti-slip liquid that creates an anti-slip layer on the tiles. Because small grains are processed into the thin antiskid layer, relief is created which makes the chance of slipping much more difficult. The anti-slip function only comes into play as soon as the floor gets wet. In addition, the anti-slip layer is invisible because the liquid is transparent, which ensures that the anti-slip effect is not visible and the tiled floor does not change visually. But also the bathtub or shower tray can become slippery as soon as they get wet. The Safety Floor technique can therefore be applied perfectly to the bottoms of bathtubs and shower trays. The great advantage here is again that it is effective but does not affect the visual aspect and is therefore not visually noticeable.
