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Slip-resistant floors
Slip-resistant floors: This refers to pavements with a surface that has a higher level of roughness than usual or an organic resistance to slipping.
The level of roughness or protruding elements on a non-slip floor will increase traction and reduce the risk of slipping, especially in wet, greasy, or wet areas.
Examples of non-slip flooring include: non-slip porcelain stoneware, PVC (with embedded aluminum oxide and silicon carbide particles), synthetic rubber, textured concrete (ramp areas), and others.
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