slippery epoxy

  • Marble floors are prized for their elegance, durability, and timeless appearance. Unfortunately, polished marble can also become extremely slippery when moisture is present, creating a significant slip-and-fall hazard in retail stores, hotels, office buildings, museums, and luxury homes. Many property owners assume they have only two choices: live with the hazard or replace the flooring.…

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  • Slip and Fall incidents happen almost every few seconds across the USA. SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating ends them forever!!

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  • The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is issuing a new test method, with minimum dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF rating), for slip resistance of hard flooring materials, and it should never be used to assess the slip resistance safety of a floor. No minimum DCOF is provided for exterior applications. The BOT-3000E digital tribometer is…

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  • Floors for indoor sports (basketball, volleyball, gym, etc.) need careful attention to their dry slip resistance. Players must have enough traction to start and stop quickly, yet not so much that they can’t pivot rapidly. Fortunately, there are well-defined and long-accepted standards for the slip resistance of these floors, using the pendulum skid testing instrument…

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  • In the video below, we discuss fixing slippery epoxy floors, slippery polyaspartic floors, and slippery polyurea floors quickly and easily with SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Treatment, which requires to special preparation to the epoxy floor whatsoever. We are continually amazed at how often contractors will install an epoxy (or polyurea or polyaspartic) floor coating (especially to…

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