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Slip-resistant strips adhere to sponge-backed mats placed on smooth, polished, or painted floors
Slip-resistant strips adhere to sponge-backed mats placed on smooth, polished, or painted floors
September 16, 2008
Wearwell has introduced Grip Strips, which are slip-resistant strips that adhere to sponge-backed mats placed on smooth, polished, or painted floors. The antimicrobial polymer is permanently tacky. Only a few strips are needed, even in high traffic areas, states the manufacturer.
The strips are designed to work on any sponge-backed, anti-fatigue mat.
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