Anti slip treatments are versatile and can be applied to a wide range of flooring types, making them ideal for London’s diverse homes, businesses, and public spaces. The best-suited floors include:
Ceramic and Porcelain Tiles: Common in kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial lobbies, these smooth surfaces turn slippery when wet. Anti slip application adds grip without dulling their shine—perfect for a Notting Hill flat or a Soho café.
Natural Stone (Marble, Granite, Slate): Luxurious but slick, stone floors in places like Hospitals and heathcare facilities, Schools and other type of public buildings. The anti slip treatments is absolute must especially in the schools.
Concrete: Found in warehouses, garages, or modern Shoreditch lofts, polished or raw concrete gains traction with anti slip coatings, especially outdoors where rain is a factor. Our professional recommendation is that the anti slip application is a must in warehouses due to safety!
Wood and Laminate: Hardwood floors in offices and homes or laminate in retail shops can get slippery with spills or wear. Anti slip solutions work here, though we tailor the formula to avoid damage. Here is one professional tip for our customers. Once the Non Slip detergent is applied onto wood and laminate surface. They can become a bit hard to clean as they will accumulate a bit more dirt. However you can easily overcome this, as safety is always first priority!
Vinyl and Linoleum: Popular in schools, hospitals, or budget-friendly spaces across Lewisham, these floors pair well with anti slip treatments for durable, safe results.
Outdoor Surfaces: Stone pavers, wooden decks or any kind of outdoor surface, thrive with weather-resistant anti slip applications that combat London’s drizzle and frost.
Floors less suited include carpets (already grippy) or heavily worn surfaces where repairs are needed first. At Floor Sanding and Polishing ltd, we assess your floor type—indoor or outdoor—to ensure the treatment sticks and lasts, typically 3-5 years. Please note that the live span depends much on the foot traffic and the floor maintenance. Not sure if your floor qualifies? We offer free consultations across London!