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Anti-slip flooring is no longer just a visual or operational detail. In public buildings, wellness centers, restaurants, hospitals, and care facilities, it represents an essential safety element that must comply with specific standards and technical requirements. Values such as the coefficient of friction, R9–R13 classifications, and barefoot safety requirements in wet areas now play a crucial role in the design of safe flooring systems.

In this article, we look at which anti-slip parameters floors should meet, where different anti-slip systems are used, and why modern technologies are able to combine safety, long-term durability, and clean architectural design.

In industrial environments, public spaces, and technical facilities, it is no longer enough for a material to simply “withstand something.” Long service life, safety in all weather conditions, minimal maintenance, and low weight for easy installation are equally important. That is why GRP is becoming increasingly popular — a composite material made from glass fibers and polyester resin, commonly used for staircases, walkways, ladders, ramps, and anti-slip surfaces.

Thanks to its combination of high strength, chemical resistance, and anti-slip properties, GRP has become a reliable solution for demanding industrial applications as well as outdoor installations.

On an area of approximately 80 m², we built a multifunction sports court using modular sports flooring Bergo Ultimate, combining basketball and handball on a single playing surface. The project included not only the installation of the sports flooring, but also subbase preparation and leveling, installation of geotextile, and final marking of court lines and circles.

For the RS Termit recreational resort in Doksy, Czech Republic, we carried out a complete revitalisation of the existing sports area and transformed it into a new multifunctional court with a Bergo surface. Today, the new court is used for 3×3 hockeyball, ball games and active leisure activities for visitors of the resort.

Choosing the right grit level for anti-slip solutions is not a minor detail – it is a key decision that directly affects both safety and comfort. Different environments come with different requirements and risks. In some cases, a finer surface is sufficient for comfortable walking, while in others a much coarser texture is necessary to ensure reliable performance in demanding conditions. Anti-slip elements therefore not only improve safety but also increase confidence when walking, which is essential for preventing injuries in residential, public and industrial environments.

Forget rubber mats, adhesive strips and other temporary fixes that eventually start to smell, grow mould and stop working. Modern anti-slip coatings offer a clean, long-lasting and visually unobtrusive solution that works directly on the surface of bathtubs and shower trays.

By applying a transparent coating to the bottom of your bathtub or shower, you create a safe, non-slip surface without changing the original appearance. To make the process as easy as possible, a complete DIY application kit is available. This allows you to treat smaller areas quickly and without the need for professional installation – whether at home or in a commercial setting.

TRANSPARENT | REMOVABLE | DIY APPLICATION

Anti-slip coatings are not just about safety. They are also about comfort, maintenance and durability. That’s why we offer several types in our range, each differing in application, material and installation method. In this article, we will explain in a clear and simple way how to navigate between them. We will also include a few practical examples that you may recognize from real-life situations.

DIFFERENCES AND APPLICATIONS | COLOURED AND TRANSPARENT

A highly durable, single-component epoxy coating without solvents that creates an extremely long-lasting anti-slip surface. It is an ideal solution for high-load environments as well as areas where odour must be minimized – such as healthcare facilities, food processing plants or wineries.

ANTI-SLIP R13 | PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION

In this article, we take a closer look at the key differences between these two solutions and where each of them is best used. Anti-slip stair nosing profiles and stair treads are not just functional additions – they are essential safety elements that benefit anyone using stairs, from visitors in public buildings to employees in industrial environments.

STANDARD AND CUSTOM PRODUCTION | SERVICE LIFE UP TO 15 YEARS

Slip resistance is often overlooked—until an accident happens. But slippery surfaces are not a matter of luck, they are a matter of physics. Choosing the right anti-slip solution can significantly reduce the risk. Here are the 5 most common mistakes people make.

Anti-slip solutions do not have to be large to be effective. In practice, two types of protective elements are commonly used – anti-slip strips and mini strips. At first glance, they may look similar, but each type has different properties, dimensions and ideal applications. In this article, we explain the key differences, advantages of both options and help you decide which solution is the right one for your situation.

STANDARD AND CUSTOM PRODUCTION | RAL COLORS | SERVICE LIFE > 10 YEARS

Mosolut Event is a modular flooring system designed for demanding and often temporary conditions – such as mass events, humanitarian installations, emergency response operations or temporary facilities. The system is engineered for fast installation, high load capacity and safe movement of people and equipment. It creates a stable, hygienic and structurally reliable surface where the existing terrain or substrate is unsuitable.

Polypropylene modular tiles have become a very popular solution for garages, workshops and technical spaces in recent years. But when you start searching online, you’ll quickly notice a strange paradox – most tiles look almost identical at first glance. The dimensions are often the same (e.g. 40 × 40 cm), the material is usually polypropylene, and product photos look very similar.

So how can you tell which tiles are actually high quality?

A complete guide to Mosolut garage flooring.

Choosing the right garage flooring is not just about aesthetics. A garage floor must withstand high point loads, resist oil, chemicals, fuel, sand, snow and salt, and at the same time be easy to maintain and quick to install.

Ideally, it should be something you can install yourself – without contractors, without dust and without taking your garage out of use for several days.

On the market – and in our Mosolut range – you will find several types of materials, from PVC to various polypropylene constructions. So how do you choose? In this guide, we explain which option is best for a real home garage, workshop or hobby space.

Some surfaces simply cannot withstand everyday use – whether it’s a lawn damaged by vehicles, muddy ground after rain, a steep slope or worn-out footpaths. These are exactly the situations where modern stabilisation systems like Mosolut INB, Mosolut HOF, Mosolut Easygrid, BERA grids, as well as slope mats and stepping panels come into play. They stabilise the ground, protect the soil, allow water drainage and at the same time preserve the natural look of the terrain.