Australian Slip Ratings recently completed slip resistance testing at one of the largest hire company's in the Southern Hemisphere yards in Brisbane. The project involved testing newly recoated road-compliant steel plates to verify slip resistance performance following surface treatment.

Tile remains a go‑to option for high‑traffic and wet areas because it is hard‑wearing, easy to clean and available in almost any look.

Australian Slip Ratings test results and subsequent classifications are recognised both domestically and internationally.

Slip and fall incidents significantly impact insurance claims, underscoring the need for effective floor safety measures in Australia.

Both on-site and in-laboratory testing have their advantages and disadvantages.

The most effective methods for classifying new pedestrian surface materials are Wet Pendulum Testing and Dry Floor Friction Testing.

Wet pendulum slip testing is one of the most widely recognised and reliable methods for measuring slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces.

Dry floor friction testing is a widely used method for assessing slip resistance on dry pedestrian surfaces.

We are accredited by the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA), signifying our status as a trusted testing facility.