• Suitable for use on existing hard flooring surfaces in internal and external environments
• Designed to support P3-P5 classifications when tested in accordance with NZS 4586
• Appropriate for commercial, public, and residential pedestrian areas subject to site-specific assessment
• Recommended for ramps, stairs, walkways, thresholds, and transition zones where visual identification of slip risk is required
• Suitable for use in wet and dry pedestrian areas, including external exposed locations

Suitable Applications:

• Commercial kitchens and food preparation areas
• Industrial floors and service corridors
• Ramps, loading bays and accessways
• Plant rooms and plant decks
• Public amenities and wet areas
• Stairwells and pedestrian walkways
• Education, healthcare and aged-care facilities
• Exterior concrete and sealed substrates requiring enhanced slip resistance

• Not recommended for soft or flexible floor coverings such as vinyl or rubber
• Compatibility with existing coatings, sealers, or membranes must be assessed prior to application
• Colour appearance may vary depending on substrate, texture, and application method
• Ongoing performance is dependent on appropriate cleaning and maintenance practices

The SlipSafe Anti-Slip Coloured Coating, when specified, applied, and maintained in accordance with SlipSafe recommendations, is capable of contributing to compliance with the following New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) clauses:

• D1 Access Routes: The coating improves slip resistance and provides visual definition to support safe pedestrian movement. Slip resistance is verified through independent pendulum testing in accordance with NZS 4663.
• B2 Durability: The coating system is suitable for pedestrian environments and is expected to meet the durability requirements of NZBC Clause B2 when correctly applied and maintained.
• F2 Hazardous Building Materials: When used as intended, the coating does not contain hazardous building materials at levels that would pose a risk to occupants.

The Anti-Slip Coloured Coating has been used across New Zealand in commercial, public, and external pedestrian environments including ramps, walkways, stairs, and circulation areas. Similar coloured anti-slip coating systems have an established history of use internationally in high-traffic pedestrian applications, with service life dependent on traffic intensity, exposure conditions, and maintenance regimes.

• Pigmented system provides consistent colour and visual contrast
• Textured finish assists with hazard identification and wayfinding
• Resistant to normal pedestrian wear when correctly specified and maintained
• Suitable for use in exposed environments subject to UV and weathering
• Supports integration into broader slip-risk management programmes