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GRP Anti-Slip Flooring
Tactile Flooring Tiles
Tactile flooring is designed to warn visually impaired pedestrians when approaching a change in floor level or hazardous areas such as railway platforms, pedestrian crossings and stairs.
Why choose Anti-Slip Tactile Flooring?
QuartzGrip® Anti-Slip Tactile Flooring is available in a variety of designs to suit various applications. The tiles can be used internally or externally to provide a warning in the change of surface or to denote a hazard that has been approached.

Types of Tactile Flooring
In-line Blister Tactiles provide warnings in the absence of a curb less than 25mm high. The surface is an essential safety feature as its terrain differentiates where a footway ends and where the carriageway begins. The tiles also allow wheelchair users to cross roads with ease.
ANTI-SLIP FLAT PLATE
QuartzGrip® Anti-Slip GRP Flooring Sheets are a great solution to safeguarding employee and public safety by reducing slips, trips and falls in hazardous environments in constant use.
Benefits of Anti-Slip Flooring Sheets
Designed specifically to create grip underfoot, this effective gritted surface performs well in wet, icy or greasy conditions, transforming walkways and maintaining a steady grip. The surface meets BS 7976-2 for slip-resistance.
Flooring sheets are a great option if you have worn or uneven flooring where slips are more likely to occur. The flooring is also easy to install and is more durable than anti-slip paint or tape, making it an especially cost-effective solution. DIMENSIONS
2440 x 1220mm Beige/Black/Grey/Yellow
3000 x 1220mm Black
Off-Set Blister Tactiles have flat-topped domes set in even rows, for use on platform edges, parallel to the direction of travel to the train. The surface can be any colour (apart from red) to provide a contrast to assist partially sighted people.
Corduroy Tactiles warn of the approach of specific hazards including steps, level crossings, or the approach of streetlight rapid transit (LRT) platforms.
Quartzgrip Adhesive

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