Slip-Resistant Resin Flooring for Passenger Safety in Airports & Transport Hubs
DDA-compliant, slip-resistant resin floors for airport concourses, transport interchanges, and public buildings. Systems that protect passengers and meet public liability requirements.
Passenger Safety: The Non-Negotiable Floor Requirement
Slip and trip incidents in airports and transport hubs represent the single largest category of public liability claims in the built environment. Wet entrances, spilled beverages, and high footfall create constant slip risk — and the consequences of inadequate flooring extend far beyond financial liability.
Prime Industrial installs DDA-compliant, slip-resistant resin flooring systems for airports, transport interchanges, and public buildings. Our systems are independently tested to HSE pendulum test requirements and provide documented slip resistance data for public liability management.
Key Benefits for Passenger Safety
Certified Slip Resistance
Systems independently tested to HSE pendulum test method, achieving PTV ≥36 (low slip risk) in both dry and wet conditions — documented for public liability management.
DDA Compliance
Surfaces specified to meet Equality Act 2010 and DDA requirements for accessible public buildings, including tactile guidance and visual contrast.
Wet Weather Performance
Slip resistance maintained in wet conditions from rain, tracked-in water, and spills — the primary slip risk in airport entrances and concourses.
Tactile Guidance Integration
Tactile warning and guidance surfaces integrated into the resin system for visually impaired passengers, meeting BS 8300 requirements.
Visual Contrast Zoning
Colour contrast between floor zones, hazard areas, and circulation routes, meeting DDA visual contrast requirements for partially sighted passengers.
Durability Under Footfall
Systems rated for millions of footfalls annually without loss of slip resistance — no periodic re-treatment required to maintain safety performance.
Passenger Safety Standards
Our passenger safety flooring systems are specified to meet public building and accessibility requirements:
- HSE Slip resistance: PTV ≥36 (low slip risk) in wet conditions
- Equality Act 2010 / DDA: Accessible floor surfaces in public buildings
- BS 8300: Design of an accessible and inclusive built environment
- CAA CAP 168: Passenger area surface requirements
- BS EN 13845: Slip-resistant floor coverings — classification
- Building Regulations Part M: Access to and use of buildings
International Airport Entrance & Concourse, London
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