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spN AUG 2010 SafetyFlooring
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Pedestrian wet floor tiles from Tact give an anti slip surround for this sports college pool
Swimming pool surround using Metro floor tiles from Tact in Stone Grey, a DIY installation
Piazza tiles in Sand from Tact create a smart and anti-slip surface
instant drainage, have non-slip properties and can be designed to exact client shapes, designs or colour schemes. Unlike traditional surfaces Easifall pool surfaces provide a safe environment for play around the pool area. Even in semi-wet areas such as changing areas, Easifall’s slip resistant rubber surface provides better protection against falls. The range of slip resistant rubber surfaces
manufactured and installed by Easifall can be designed using complex colour schemes, patterns and logos in almost whatever design is required. Easifall are also able to incorporate sensory features by adding music or sound effects. With so many choices in colour and finish,
flooring can seamlessly lend itself in assisting any leisure area take on its own unique appearance, coming across as anything from subtly understated to shout out fantastic; and at the same time providing a totally safe walking environment. Leisure related companies and pool owners will protect not only their visitors but also themselves by making sure their wet leisure areas are superb, safe and secure from floor to ceiling. Really Safe Flooring has two divisions dedicated
to flooring safety, RealSafe Flooring and Sliptech. RealSafe Flooring offers the widest range of
anti-slip tiles which are tested to ensure compliance with current UK Standards. A number
“Safety has become a key factor in and around pools and flooring is one aspect that contractors and pool owners now give a lot of thought to...”
of natural stones complete the range with special pieces including coping stones and skirtings. Sliptech is a class leader in deep cleaning and
anti-slip technologies, providing anti-slip treatments and maintenance programmes for both new and existing floors. Sliptech, for existing floors, provide an anti-slip
treatment service, a cost effective alternative to replacing slippery floors, suitable for the majority of hard floor finishes. Treatments are guaranteed to increase the co-efficient of friction to satisfy European Standards and UK guidelines. New and treated floors need to be maintained
with appropriate products to sustain the aesthetic look and maintain the anti-slip properties. Products are sourced from a number of companies in order to allow the independence needed to tailor the correct treatment to each project. Floors are tested before and after treatment to
provide a clear indication of the potential problem and confirm a successful conclusion. Sliptech has developed a reliable and robust test method for the assessment of floor surface slipperiness in both work place and public areas. The Slip Resistance Test follows the recommendation of the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and the UK Slip Resistance Group to the British Standard 7976. The Slip Resistance Test includes a
comprehensive test report on the slip risk giving information regarding factors which increase risk and advice on how to reduce risk. spn
i for fUrTHEr INforMATIoN
F EAsIfAll ( 0161 973 0304 :
www.easifall.co.uk
F poolsAfE lTd ( 01622 747909 :
www.poolsafe.co.uk
F rEAlly sAfE floorINg Co ( 01206 827870 :
www.realsafe.co.uk
RealSafe Flooring offers anti-slip tiles which are tested to ensure compliance with current UK Standards and recommendations
F TACT ENvIro ( 01458 253395 :
www.tactltd.com
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