| 1. What is SafeGrip? |
| 2. How does SafeGrip works? |
| 3. What surfaces can SafeGrip be applied to? |
| 4. What surfaces are NOT applicable? |
| 5. Other than requirment of porous surface, is there any resaon why SafeGrip might NOT work? |
| 6. Does Heat or Cold effect SafeGrip? |
| 7. what if the floor has been waxed? |
| 8. What about bathtubs and shower? |
| 9. What do mean by Coeffecient of Friction ? |
| 10. What Is O.S.H.A |
| 11. Is there any warranty? |
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Q: What is SafeGrip:
A: SafeGrip is a chemical safety product that when applied properly, greatly reduces the slip and fall accidents. |
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Q: How does SafeGrip works:
A:SafeGrip creates a chemical reaction with the pores of the surfaces, resulting in ahigher Coefficent of Friction. Surfaces are actually safer when wet than dry because of the increased friction allowing for safe, sure footing. |
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Q: What surfaces can SafeGrip be applied to?
A: Basically, any stone material surface. The surface must be porous such as Ceremict tile, Quarry tile, Teraazzo, Concrete, Brick and Pool decking |
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Q: What surfaces are NOT applicable?
A; Any surface that is non-porous such as Cultured marble, Plastic, Linoleum and Fibreglass |
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Q: Other than requirment of porous surface, is there any resaon why SafeGrip might NOT work?
A: Anything that interfares with the foot from making direct contact with treated surface such as dirt,wax or ice will prevent from being effective. |
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Q: Does Heat or Cold effect SafeGrip?
A: No, In fact, SafeGrip can be applied in cold weather. Just make sure ther in ice between surface and the feet. It is applicable as lomg as water does not freeze during the process. |
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Q: what if the floor has been waxed?
A: We use a degreaser to remove all the wax before application |
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Q: What about bathtubs and shower?
A: SafeGrip is applicable on any stonr surface, so porcelain tubs and ceremic shower satlls can be treared. Non-porous sufaces such as fibeglass can NOT betreated. |
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Q: What do mean by Coeffecient of Friction ?
A: The amount of force required to move an object across a given surface is measured as Coefficient of Friction. The more force that is required to move an object ( more friction ), the SAFER the surface. A book used by Attoneys to prepare cases of Litigation involving Slip/Fall accidents cites following readings:
A static anti-slip Coefficient of Friction of 0.50 or above is considered safe. Redaing below 0.50 is considered unsafe. Test have proven SafeGrip improves the Coefficient of Friction from 0.60 up to 1.00 |
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Q: What Is O.S.H.A
A: O.S.H.A stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration. They are the agncy that sets safety standards fot the industry. |
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Q: Is there any warranty?
A: Yes, SafeGrip provides two year Warranty the treated surface will remain effective for two years. In the event the treated area should lose its effectiveness during the term of Warranty, the treated area will be retreated at NO additional charge to the customer. |
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