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Antislip decking strips

To make hazardous (wooden) surfaces safer in poor weather conditions such as rain, snow, frost, moss and algae, decking strips or antislip strips can be used. These can be easily installed, instantly making the surface safe and antislip. The strips are available in various colours and can be aesthetically matched to the existing surface. By creating a pathway with these strips, you can move safely across the surface.

We recommend fixing the antislip strips with stainless steel screws. The antislip decking strips are available in two types: with straight edges or with chamfered edges for extra safety. There is a choice between a fine grit or a standard grit, and the minimum thickness ranges from 3 mm to 4 mm, depending on the selected type.


Standard colours are black, yellow or grey. Other RAL colours, as well as warning colours (black/yellow), are available upon request.


Suitable for use on various surfaces such as metal, concrete, wood and stone.

Advantages

Anti-slip decking offers numerous advantages:

  • Highly anti-slip (R13)

  • Durable and robust

  • Excellent slip resistance in wet and oily conditions

  • Ideal for difficult surfaces

  • Dimensionally stable in both heat and cold

  • Resistant to chemicals

  • Reliable antislip performance in frost, rain or freezing conditions

  • UV resistant

  • High strength and rigidity

  • Suitable for (very) heavily loaded floors

  • Custom-made solutions available

  • Standard colours: black, yellow, or grey

  • Available in various RAL colours

  • Choice of 2 different grit types

  • Immediately walkable after installation

  • 65% lighter than steel

  • Non-conductive

  • Easy to install

  • Wide range of applications

  • Available with or without chamfered edges

Technical specification sheet

Where to apply?

  • Concrete surfaces : such as concrete stairs, passageways, warehouse floors, access ramps, entrances, parking garages, etc.

  • Wooden surfaces : such as galleries, terraces, footbridges, stairs, public spaces, access ramps, entrances, etc.

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