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Prosolve · SKU:
180003
Anti Slip Floor Paint 2.5L - White
White anti slip floor paint, 2.5 litres. Fine aggregate textured finish for grip on ramps, steps and wet areas, inside or out.
£37.49
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£44.99
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Anti Slip Floor Paint 2.5L - White
Regular price
£44.99
Unit price
Unavailable
Anti Slip Floor Paint 2.5L - White is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why anti slip
Highest contrast in the range
White shows a step edge or a level change in poor light better than any other colour here, which is often the actual safety problem.
Grip built into the paint
Fine aggregate is blended through the coating, so the texture is the surface rather than something scattered on top that wears off.
Works wet
Texture is what gives grip when a surface is wet, which is when a smooth painted floor is at its most dangerous.
Still a full floor coating
Solvent, salt, water and abrasion resistance on top of the grip, so it protects the floor as well as the people on it.
Overview
Grip where it also needs to be seen
A step that nobody sees is a hazard whatever the surface is like. In a dim stairwell, a plant room or an external fire escape, marking the edge in white is what makes the level change visible, and doing it in an anti slip version means the bit people step on is also the bit with grip. The 2.5 litre tin suits that kind of marking work rather than covering an area.
2.5L
Tin volume
2.5kg
Weight
2uses
Interior and exterior
4hazards
Solvent, salt, water, abrasion
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 2.5 litres |
| Tin size | 190mm x 190mm x 240mm |
| Weight | 2.5kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Finish | Textured, fine aggregate |
| Resistance | Solvent, salt, water, abrasion |
| Use | Interior and exterior |
| Sold as | Single 2.5L tin |
Frequently asked questions
How does the anti-slip work?
How does the anti-slip work?
A fine aggregate is blended into the paint, so the dried surface has texture in it rather than being smooth. That texture is what gives grip, including when the floor is wet.
Can I use it outside?
Can I use it outside?
Yes, it is rated for interior and exterior use, which is what makes it the usual choice for ramps, external steps and loading bay edges.
How much will one tin cover?
How much will one tin cover?
That depends on the surface. A textured coating on bare or porous concrete goes a lot further on the second coat than the first. Work out your area and order a spare tin rather than stopping halfway across a ramp.
Does the floor need preparing?
Does the floor need preparing?
Yes, and it matters as much here as with any floor paint. Clean, dry, sound, and free of oil, grease, dust and loose coating. The aggregate gives grip on top, but the bond underneath is what keeps the whole thing on the floor.
Is it hard to clean?
Is it hard to clean?
A textured floor holds dirt more than a smooth one, which is the trade you make for grip. It is worth reserving anti-slip for the areas that genuinely need it - ramps, steps, wet areas - and using a smooth industrial floor paint elsewhere.
How does it compare to adding grit to normal floor paint?
How does it compare to adding grit to normal floor paint?
This has the aggregate already blended in, so it is one product and a consistent finish. The separate anti-skid grit additive lets you add grip to a colour of standard floor paint that is not made as an anti-slip, and lets you vary how much grip you get.
Will white stay looking clean on a floor?
Will white stay looking clean on a floor?
No, and that is worth saying plainly. White marks more than any other colour and a textured finish holds dirt more than a smooth one. Use it where the contrast is doing a safety job and accept it will need cleaning, rather than as a general floor colour.
