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spud		#1 Posted : 22 December 2009 11:29:15(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Hi, Just a short one, we are looking to add some form of Anti Slip substance ie paint ect to a metal fire escape which is also used by children. With this in mind does anyone have any experience/advice with regard as the best to use? Alan
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micklecats		#2 Posted : 22 December 2009 12:10:59(UTC)
Rank: New forum user		You can get anti slip paints readily from many suppliers, try google search. As its in a child friendly area do ensure the MSDS is accurate, especially where reds and yellows are concerned.
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Frank E		#3 Posted : 22 December 2009 18:32:48(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Rocol do hi-viz tread and riser grips. Expensive though. I've see a firm of multi-storey car park manufacterers use masking tape, glue, fine builders sand to good effect. Not sure the glue they used, it was written in German.
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MEden380		#4 Posted : 23 December 2009 07:52:39(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		Hi Spud Have a similar case - we have opted to fit anti slip treads. Expesive, not really when the manufacturers cut them to size and they simply bolt on and can be used straight away
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CJM		#5 Posted : 23 December 2009 10:32:52(UTC)
Rank: New forum user		Hi We have used a company called Oltco and the results have been amazing on tiled wet floors - they have other products too...www.oltco.co.uk hope this helps
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Invictus		#6 Posted : 24 December 2009 07:47:51(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		miclecats, he said a fire escape used by children, not a play area what are they going to do lick the paint on the way down. Get real.
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m		#7 Posted : 24 December 2009 08:07:40(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		My only experience of non-slip paint is of the persistant smell for a few days after application so you might want to plan the work for a Friday evening
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