Slip Resistance and Compliance

Slip resistance you can measure.

Slip resistance is measurable, and it's a duty under health and safety law. We apply anti-slip treatments and coatings to floors, stairs, ramps, and wet areas, and we carry out slip testing to confirm surfaces meet the required standard. Testing gives you a number and a record — useful for compliance, for insurers, and for knowing a surface actually performs, rather than assuming it does.

Industries we work with

Commercial & public buildings

Entrances, lobbies, and walkways where foot traffic and wet weather meet.

Food & beverage

Kitchens, prep areas, and wash-down zones where floors are wet and greasy by nature.

Wet areas & aquatics

Bathrooms, changing rooms, and poolside surfaces that are wet by design.

Stairs & ramps

Steps, ramps, and level changes where a slip becomes a fall.

External & civil

Paths, loading areas, and ramps exposed to rain, frost, and algae.

Industrial & plant

Work floors, gantries, and access routes exposed to oil, water, and spills.

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Systems & finishes

Anti-slip treatments & coatings

Broadcast aggregates, anti-slip additives, and textured coatings applied to floors, stairs, ramps, and wet areas — building grip into the surface rather than relying on mats or tape.

Slip-resistance testing

Independent on-site and sample testing measured against NZ standards, giving a classified result you can hold — for a new surface, an existing one, or one that's been reported as slippery.

Compliance & documentation

A tested result and written record for building owners, insurers, and health-and-safety files - evidence a surface performs, not an assumption that it does.

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