Do you have a slippery tub or shower? Chances are you do!
Historically, outdated and unreliable slip resistance test methods were used to determine the slipperiness of tubs in the United States, leading to virtually every tub sold being treacherous to use while wet. Slips and falls in tubs and showers often lead to horrible accidents as people slip and bonk their heads on the faucet, break through shower glass doors, and too often lead to death by drowning! You need a slippery tub solution. The Anti-Slip Floor SuperStore at Safety Direct America offers the two best slippery tub solutions available:
- Coarse Resilient Aqua-Safe Non-Abrasive Anti-Slip Tape: available in small round 1.5″ white discs, and 6″x24″ tub stickers (available in clear, white, gray, black and beige). We also carry standard non-abrasive aqua-safe anti-slip tape for situations where great grip isn’t of the utmost importance and good grip will suffice. These tapes install easily and are a perfect fix for your slippery tub or shower pan.
2. SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating: a clear semi-glossy tub coating that will end your slips for many, many years. It’s INCREDIBLY durable, chemical and UV resistant, and feels great under foot. Great for slippery tubs and showers at assisted living facilities, gyms, and in your home. It’s available in standard grit and Lite Bite for people with sensitive feet.
We also offer professional services to make baths and showers anti-slip in hotels and cruise ships. We can apply our anti-slip coating and then provide certified test reports showing that your tubs have been made non-skid for your records.
Don’t wait until you’ve had a serious accident in your slippery bath – make your bath or shower anti-slip today by purchasing one of these great products from the Anti-Slip Floor Superstore. We provide ASTM E303 pendulum DCOF test results with all our products and services. Accept nothing less. All other floor slip resistance test methods in the USA were created by tile manufacturers and other “organizations” (NFSI) who have a vested interest in creating test methods that say slippery floors aren’t slippery.