Safer floors guidance on specifying flooring for internal and external safety in domestic buildings

By:

Roys, Mike

Contributor(s):

Building Research Establishment

Language: English Series: BRE Information Paper ; IP 10/07Publication details: Garston IHS BRE 2007Description: 6p. 30cmISBN:

9781848060142

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

690.16 $2 18

Summary: Outlines what test method should be used to assess a flooring product, what amount of slip resistance is considered appropriate and how slip resistance is affected by user behaviour and individual characteristics. Also notes the special case of stairs and ramps.

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Outlines what test method should be used to assess a flooring product, what amount of slip resistance is considered appropriate and how slip resistance is affected by user behaviour and individual characteristics. Also notes the special case of stairs and ramps.

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