Is there a required training for this product, or is it a learn as you go thing?  I personally would like to have more knowledge of this and also of the legal requirements for commercial locations.

On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Nino <nino@perfectservices.net> wrote:

Don:

 

We have recently introduced a new product to the market place called SAFER (Slip And Fall Event Reducer), which is a slip prevention product.  Of the two types of slip-prevention products (topical vs chemical) this is a chemical one.  Most of these products will SLIGHTLY change the appearance of the tile.  We have treated many floors with our product and the changes is very minimal.  I always recommend doing a sample and having the customer sign-off.  The product is no more dangerous than aggressive tile & grout cleaners.  I wouldn’t call the effect “damage”, but instead a treatment that increases coefficient of friction.  Good luck.

 

Nino DiVincenzo

Grout Perfect

 

From: Troy Lewis [mailto:tlewis@stoneandtilepros.com]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 10:29 AM
To: Restoration and Maintenance
Subject: [sccpartners] Non Slip Chemicals

 

I have seen some products that are supposed to create a high coefficient of friction on tiles, which reduces the chances of slips and falls. They do this by dissolving small amounts of silica on the surface.

Are they safe to use?  Will they create long term damage?

Don

 


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