Non-slip coating (wax) agent "Non-Slip Coat"

February 2006 Slip-resistant processing was performed on the ceramic tile (polished) floors of the 1st floor, B1 floor, and B2 floor of Kintetsu Department Store Uehonmachi using the Slip Out (ME method). Due to the polished ceramic tile flooring, it was a very slippery and dangerous material when wet. The advantages of polished ceramic tiles, such as their hard material, glossiness, beauty, and ease of cleaning maintenance, were the main factors contributing to the slipperiness. In response to the request from the management to suppress slipperiness without changing the gloss, beauty, or appearance of the polished ceramic tiles, we implemented a method using Slip Out (ME method) to create macro-level holes (widening the gaps) in the flooring material. *Latest slip-resistant ceramic tiles https://ceramictile-suberidome.t-ground.co.jp/ At first glance, it is difficult to distinguish whether the ceramic tile is polished or coated with a silicone-based resin. In our group, we can stop slipperiness while maintaining the luxurious feel, color, gloss, and cleanliness by using a special solvent that penetrates the coating of not only polished ceramic tiles but also coated ceramic tiles.

In May 2006, we performed slip-resistant processing using the Slip-Out (ME method) on the entrance floor of the Tenrikyo Asahi Grand Church located in Tai-sho Town, Tenri City, Nara Prefecture. The flooring material is terrazzo tile, which is quite slippery and poses a danger when wet. While terrazzo tiles have the advantage of being visually appealing and easy to clean and maintain, these qualities also contribute to their slipperiness. To meet the client's request to reduce slipping without altering the landscape or appearance, we used the Slip-Out method to create macro-level holes in the flooring material (widening the gaps). The work was carried out in a manner that allowed for pedestrian access, and on the day of the work, we completed the project while advising visitors, "The floor is wet and slippery, so please be careful."