Water-based anti-slip treatments that improve grip on wet floors: YS One for ceramic, porcelain, quartz and granite, and Safe Marble for marble, travertine and limestone. Suited to bathrooms, pool decks, entrances and ramps.
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Coverage calculator: how much product do I need?
Coverage from the manufacturer's technical data sheet; very absorbent stone takes more. Test on a small hidden area first. Ask us on WhatsApp
Making wet floors safer without replacing them
Polished marble, granite and vitrified tiles become slippery when wet. An anti-slip treatment reacts with the surface to create fine micro-texture that improves grip, with nothing to peel off. It is applied in hours, without retiling, and suits bathrooms, pool decks, entrances, ramps and kitchens.
How the treatment is applied
- Deep-clean the floor. Soap film, grease and residue must go first, or the treatment works on the dirt instead of the tile.
- Test a sample area to confirm the result and the contact time for that surface.
- Apply evenly, undiluted, and keep it on for the confirmed contact time.
- Neutralise and rinse thoroughly.
- Check the wet grip before opening the floor.
Which product for which floor
| Product | For | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| YS One | Ceramic, porcelain stoneware, quartz and granite | 10–20 m² per litre, undiluted |
| Safe Marble | Marble, travertine and limestone | 20–30 m² per litre, undiluted |
Anti-slip treatment compared with the alternatives
| Option | Drawback |
|---|---|
| New anti-slip tiles | Costly, with demolition and downtime |
| Mats and strips | Cover only patches, trap dirt and curl at the edges |
| Anti-slip coatings | Change the look and wear unevenly in walkways |
| Anti-slip treatment | Applied in hours on the existing floor, with nothing to peel |
Coverage and method figures are from the Faber Italy and Flagstone Fix technical data sheets. Always test on a small hidden area first.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I make bathroom tiles less slippery?
Deep-clean the tiles, then apply an anti-slip treatment such as YS One for ceramic and porcelain, or Safe Marble for marble. Test a small area first.
Which anti-slip product is for marble?
Safe Marble, made for marble, travertine and limestone. YS One is for ceramic, porcelain, quartz and granite.
How much anti-slip treatment do I need?
YS One covers 10 to 20 m² per litre and Safe Marble 20 to 30 m² per litre, applied undiluted.
Do I need to replace my tiles to stop slipping?
No. A chemical anti-slip treatment improves wet grip on the existing floor in hours.
