Non-Slip & Anti-Slip Flooring Perth

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Slip-resistant flooring systems for wet areas, ramps and washdown environments, rated R10 to R13.

A slip-resistant floor needs more than a rating on paper — it needs the right resin system, the right aggregate and the right build depth for how the space is actually used. A floor that tests well in a lab but is exposed to daily oil, grease or detergent can become slippery again within months if it wasn’t specified correctly in the first place.

We install non-slip and anti-slip epoxy flooring for wet areas, ramps, freezers and washdown environments across Perth, certified from R10 through to R13 depending on the level of risk in the space.

Where Non-Slip Flooring Matters Most

  • Commercial kitchens and washdown areas exposed to constant water and grease
  • Cool rooms and freezers, where condensation and ice add extra risk
  • Ramps and loading docks where vehicles and foot traffic mix
  • Food production and processing floors with frequent spills
  • Any area exposed to oils, greases or constant water as part of normal operation

Getting the Rating Right, Long Term

Oils, greases, chemicals, detergents and constant water all change how slippery a surface becomes over time — a rating achieved on day one doesn’t necessarily hold up under six months of real use. Heavy traffic, forklifts, slopes and freezers usually need an embedded non-slip profile, where the aggregate is built into the resin itself, rather than a light surface texture or sand sprinkled into the topcoat. Using the wrong aggregate size or a system that’s too thin often means the floor tests well at handover but becomes slippery again once it’s in daily use. We design for how the area is actually used, not just what achieves a rating on a test day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a non-slip coating and a non-slip epoxy system?

A coating adds a surface texture to an existing floor, while a full epoxy system builds the non-slip profile into the flooring itself. Which one suits your site depends on traffic, exposure and how long you need it to perform.

How do you assess which slip rating a space actually needs?

We look at what the floor is exposed to — water, oils, grease, cleaning chemicals — and how it’s used day to day, then recommend a rating and system based on that, not just a standard default.

Does a non-slip floor need different cleaning products or methods?

Not usually. Our non-slip systems are designed to clean the same way as a standard epoxy floor, without special products or extra effort.

Can non-slip flooring be installed without disrupting a working kitchen or facility?

Yes, we stage installation around your operating hours wherever possible, particularly for commercial kitchens and food production sites that can’t fully close.

How is non-slip texture achieved without a rough, hard-to-clean surface?

We use an embedded aggregate at the right size and depth for the environment, which provides grip without creating a surface that traps dirt or is difficult to clean.