Anti-slip
T / Grip complies with class 2 and class 3 anti-slip regulations.
T / Grip is a treatment indicated especially for wet areas that, by using microparticles, achieves greater resistance to slipping in the materials where it is applied.
T / Grip is applied later on any other Topcret solutions, achieving greater grip, minimizing the chances of slips and slips and generating much safer surfaces.
Technical Data
Description
Composition
Process
T GRIP is a certified non-slip treatment for all our products. Due to the demand in the market for non-slip surfaces that are both smooth and easy to clean, we have developed a version that meets the requirements of European standards with a Class 2 and Class 3 non-slip category. It is made through the incorporation of microspheres inside the satin polyurethane and is placed on top of any of our finished coatings. Taking into account its transparency, it does not change the aesthetic aspect, it is just more granulated and abrasive to the touch, in order to avoid accidental falls in areas more exposed to this risk (stairs, swimming pools, outdoor patios, etc.)
Work Time
The application is made by adding microspheres inside the satin polyurethane, in the proportion of 550 gr for the Class 3 category, and 150 gr for the Class 2 - for 5.5l of polyurethane. It is shaken well and applied with a roller 2 interwoven layers. If we are applying a BAXAB coating, the grains can be added directly inside the CRED ARMOR, so the 2 final layers of the standard protection will already have this additional anti-slip system treatment
Final considerations
Once the work is completed, you can walk on the floor 24 hours later.
Remove Any Doubts
Is it recommended to apply T / Grip on stairs?
Only if these are outdoors, for interiors it is not necessary to apply T / Grip since our microcements leave the factory with the C1 anti-slip classification that marks the regulations for interior flooring.
Does the application of T / G vary the appearance of the microcement?
There is no difference visually, only to the touch, since the roughest T / Grip surfaces.
Remove Any Doubts
Is it recommended to apply T / Grip on stairs?
Only if these are outdoors, for interiors it is not necessary to apply T / Grip since our microcements leave the factory with the C1 anti-slip classification that marks the regulations for interior flooring.
Does the application of T / G vary the appearance of the microcement?
There is no difference visually, only to the touch, since the roughest T / Grip surfaces.
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