
Slip resistance at the New York Times printing press
Slip resistant steel plates increasing worker efficiency at the New York Times printing facility
The Sunset Penthouse Condominiums were built in the Mid-Century Modern architecture style in 1962. The condominium association installed new tiles on the front steps of the complex in West Hollywood, CA in early 2016. Unfortunately, the tiles they selected did not meet the longevity expectations Sunset had set for them, and they started to chip within six months. After a great deal of research, Sunset contacted SLIPNOT for a resolution.
After reviewing specifications, SLIPNOT coated (4) various lengths of 2" x 2" 304 stainless steel nosing with Grade 2 stainless steel. This provided Sunset Penthouse with an anti-slip protective surface for the new tiles on their entrance stairs.
SLIPNOT stainless steel stair nosings have been used in locations around the country, including the Woodward Headquarters in Fort Collins, Co and Liberty Park in New York City, NY.
The stair nosings that Sunset installed helped to protect their new tiles from chipping. The SLIPNOT Grade 2 stainless steel provides an anti-slip surface for the nosings and is also very close in color to the original tile. Because of this, Sunset’s late addition to their stairs looks like it was always part of the design.
Slip resistant steel plates increasing worker efficiency at the New York Times printing facility
High traction steel plate creates safety on new and existing work platforms.
Non slip stainless steel plates enhance the safety of Lift-A-Loft scissor lifts.
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