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Slippery Lies, Gritty Truths: The Fight for Real Floor Safety
President John C Sotter recently sat down with Stephen Palmer of Adserve Pros to talk about SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating, and the bogus slip resistance test methods created in the USA by representatives of the insurance industry to say slippery floors aren’t slippery, in and out of courtrooms. With America becoming more elderly, slippery tubs, … Continue reading “Slippery Lies, Gritty Truths: The Fight for Real Floor Safety”
SparkleTuff™ Anti-Slip Floor Coating put to the test by a third-party slip test lab
What else can we say? SparkleTuff™ Anti-Slip Floor Coating does the job and it does it well! Walkway Management South Florida put it to the test and they were impressed! This non-skid coating stops slips on slippery epoxy, slippery tile, slippery polyaspartic, slippery glass flooring, slippery travertine, slippery terrazzo – you name it! And lasts … Continue reading “SparkleTuff™ Anti-Slip Floor Coating put to the test by a third-party slip test lab”
Published study after study shows the English XL (VIT) is not an adequate scientific floor slip resistance testing device, and the Brungraber Mark IIIB measures the floor in the same inadequate way
Water-Based Anti-Slip Floor Coatings – a bad idea
Removing SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating from your Floor
SparkleTuff™ Anti-Slip Floor Coating is a polysiloxane with aluminum oxide grit. This means that it is very likely the toughest and most durable floor coating you’re able to purchase these days. It’ll last for years and years and years, even with heavy foot traffic, forklift traffic, airplane traffic, and anything else you can imagine. It … Continue reading “Removing SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating from your Floor”
The United States Access Board (ADA) is clearly complicit in the American slip and fall epidemic
ASTM D2047 – an unreliable, irrelevant and worthless “floor safety” scam
Never, ever, EVER use the BOT-3000E and ANSI A326.3 to assess the slip resistance of a pool deck!!
Las Vegas is home to many pool decks, and far too often I have been called out to the “City of Sin” to test a pool deck that has caused slips and led to serious injuries to innocent vacationers. The pendulum dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) tester has been in use in over 50 nations … Continue reading “Never, ever, EVER use the BOT-3000E and ANSI A326.3 to assess the slip resistance of a pool deck!!”