We’ve tested flooring for the dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) and slip resistance all over North America and beyond for well over 1,000 individual clients so far as America’s leading independent third-party certified floor friction test lab. We don’t lie in court for slip and fall lawyers (like those who mainly use the Brungraber Mark IIIB, which has no ASTM standard, and no standard in any other country on earth as well), and the English XL tribometer (which has a withdrawn ASTM standard, and no standard in any other country on earth), and we don’t help major American tile manufacturers and floor polishers sell slippery tile and stone to unsuspecting consumers (which is what ANSI A326.3 was designed to do).
We just test floors for slip resistance to get architects, building owners, flooring designers and flooring manufacturers the truth based on internationally-accepted, peer-reviewed science so they can avoid costly slip and fall accidents on properties, and allow people to make informed decisions so they can avoid installing a slippery floor problem. The pendulum DCOF slip resistance test device (or tribometer) has been in use for over 50 years and has a published, peer-reviewed test method in well over 50 nations all over the planet.It’s easily the world’s most researched and widely-accepted way of measuring floor slip potential.
Here’s some photos of us doing floor slip resistance testing around North America and beyond:
Need your floors tested for slip resistance using reliable, peer-reviewed and internationally-accepted test methods by America’s experts in floor friction testing? Email us to get a quote for field slip resistance testing at your location, or peruse our lab floor slip testing methods.