Anti-Slip Floor Coatings

Our anti-slip floor coatings and professional anti-slip floor paints / line-marking paints make industrial and commercial floors slip-resistant – from R10 floor paint suitable for forklift traffic to coating systems rated R9 to R13.

This high-quality interior floor paint contains fine quartz aggregate and creates a grippy surface rated R10 for slip resistance (DIN 51130) – ideal for heavily used industrial floors. The anti-slip floor paint is suitable for forklift traffic.

anti-slip floor paint R10 suitable for forklift traffic

Benefits of Our R10 Anti-Slip Floor Paint

Our single-component interior floor paint with fine quartz aggregate:

  • Creates a grippy, slip-resistant surface
  • Meets slip resistance class R10 (DIN 51130)
  • Ideal for concrete, asphalt and screed
  • Suitable for forklift traffic
  • Resistant to abrasion and chemicals
  • High opacity and fast drying
  • Silicone-free
  • Easy to apply by roller or brush

Application could not be simpler: stir well and apply with a paint roller to concrete, asphalt or screed. The paint dries quickly, offers excellent coverage and is extremely tough and long-lasting. It is silicone-free and largely resistant to oil, solvents and cleaning agents, which also makes this non-slip concrete paint suitable for forklift traffic.

non-slip floor paint
Non-slip floor paint

A 5-litre tin covers approx. 20 m² (with the recommended two coats, depending on the condition of the floor). You can choose from five colours: white (RAL 9016), yellow (RAL 1003), silver grey (RAL 7001), blue (RAL 5017) and stone grey (RAL 7030).

yellow anti-slip floor paint
Yellow anti-slip floor paint

For coated substrates such as epoxy floors, we recommend a compatibility test first. A matching two-component deep primer is available as an option. Rely on this anti-slip line-marking paint for safe, durable flooring that meets your requirements.

Anti-Slip Floor Coatings from R9 to R13

We also supply a comprehensive range of anti-slip floor coatings and floor sealers for maximum safety. From heavy-duty, high-build epoxy coatings to specialist anti-slip paints, these products cover a wide range of requirements. The range includes food-safe floor coatings for hygiene areas, slip-resistant marking paint for step edges and slip-resistant asphalt paints for high-traffic outdoor areas. With advanced formulations such as a two-component epoxy coating with pre-mixed aggregate for an easy-to-clean anti-slip finish, or a dedicated sealer for smooth concrete, there is a high-quality solution for every need. With a wide choice of options and colours (up to 190 RAL shades), including cold-curing coatings and fast-drying formulations, there is a suitable anti-slip coating for every situation. Get in touch – we will be happy to help you choose the right product.

One example is our anti-slip coating for high-traffic outdoor areas such as footpaths, car parks, vehicle areas and hazard zones. It offers the following benefits:

  • Pre-mixed aggregate for excellent slip resistance
  • For concrete and asphalt
  • Ideal for high-traffic areas
  • A single coat is sufficient
  • Available in black, green, brick red, light grey, grey, blue and yellow
anti-slip coatings for outdoor areas
Anti-slip coatings for outdoor areas
non-slip yellow marking paint for steps
Non-slip yellow marking paint for steps
heavy-duty anti-slip floor coating for loading docks
Heavy-duty anti-slip coating for loading docks and ramps
anti-slip floor coatings
The anti-slip professionals.

FAQs on Anti-Slip Floor Coatings

What slip resistance class can an anti-slip floor coating achieve?

Versions from R9 to R13 are possible, depending on the system and the aggregate broadcast into it. The rating only applies to the tested system; the test certificate is available on request.

How should the substrate be prepared?

It must be sound, clean, dry and free from oil, wax and loose material. Depending on the system, the floor is ground or shot-blasted – preparation is the key factor for good adhesion.

Is a textured coating still easy to clean?

Yes, although higher slip resistance usually means a rougher surface and slightly more cleaning effort. Choose the grit size to match the hazard and adapt your cleaning method accordingly.

When is a coating better than mats or strips?

A coating is the better choice for large areas, forklift traffic and permanent walkways. For individual steps or small hazard spots, strips, plates or profiles are often quicker to install.

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Further information (German regulations): DGUV Information 208-041: assessing slip risk under operating conditions