Introducing The Highest Rated Nonslip Internal Tile

LOCATION

SLIP RESISTANCE WET + DRY CAPABILITIES

External Pavements and Ramps

• External ramps including sloping driveways, foot paths etc.

• Carpark areas, external colonnades, walkways, pedestrian crossings, balconies, verandas, carports, driveways, courtyards and roof decks

Hotels, Offices, Public Buildings, Schools and Kindergartens

• Entries and access areas including hotels, offices, public buildings, schools, kindergartens, common areas of public buildings, internal lift lobbies

• Wet Area 

• Transitional Area 

• Dry Area 

• Toilet Facilities in offices, hotels and shopping centres P3 R10

• Hotel apartment bathrooms, ensuites and toilets 

• Hotel apartment kitchens and laundries 

Supermarkets and Shopping Centres

• Fast food outlets, buffet food servery areas, food courts and fast food dining areas in shopping centres

• Shop and supermarket fresh fruit and vegetable areas 

• Shop entry areas with external entrances 

• Supermarket aisles (except fresh fruit areas)

• Other separate shops inside shopping centres – (when wet) 

• Other separate shops inside shopping centres -  (when dry)

Loading docks, Commercial Kitchens, Cold Stores, Serving areas

• Serving areas behind bars in public hotels and clubs, cold stores and freezers

Swimming pools and Sporting Facilities

• Swimming pool surrounds and communal shower rooms 

• Communal changing rooms Undercover concourse areas of sports stadiums

Hospitals and Aged Care Facilities

• Bathrooms and ensuites in hospitals and aged care facilities 

• Wards and corridors in hospital and aged care facilities

Stair Treads and Stairway Landings in Buildings Covered by NCC Volumes One and Two

• Stair treads and a stairway landing (when dry) 

• Stair treads and a stairway landing (when wet)

Nosings for Stair Treads and Stairway Landings in Buildings Covered by NCC Volumes One and Two

• Dry stair tread, a stair non-skid nosing strip and a stairway landing

• Wet stair tread, a stair non-skid nosing strip and a stairway landing

Ramps in Buildings Covered by NCC Volumes One and Two

• Ramps not steeper than 1:14 gradient (when wet) 

• Ramps steeper than 1:14 up but not steeper than 1:8 (when dry)