Floorvyn GRIP 400 is an anti-skid epoxy flooring system for areas where people and wheels need grip. It has the strength of an industrial epoxy floor with a textured top that cuts down slips on wet, oily or sloped surfaces.
Why Choose Anti-Skid Epoxy Flooring
A glossy floor is easy to clean, but it can be slippery once water or oil gets on it. Ramps, wash bays and kitchen floors are where most slips happen. GRIP 400 adds a controlled texture so the floor stays safe without being too rough to clean.
It also helps sites meet HSE requirements, which is often the reason plant and factory managers call us.
Key Features
- Anti-skid safety: textured finish for better grip underfoot and under tyres.
- High strength: built on a hard epoxy base.
- Wear resistant: the texture holds up in busy areas.
- Made for high traffic: suits walkways, ramps and loading bays.
- Adjustable texture: finer for walkways, coarser for ramps.
Where to Use Anti-Skid Epoxy Flooring
- Ramps, loading bays and dock levellers
- Wet areas, wash bays and commercial kitchens
- Power plants, plant rooms and pump houses
- Parking decks and high-traffic corridors
For a smooth glossy floor in dry areas, EPX 200 industrial epoxy coating is usually enough. GRIP 400 is the right pick where slips are a concern.
Surface Preparation
The concrete is ground or shot-blasted, repaired and primed with PRIME 100 epoxy floor primer. Ramps and drains are checked so water does not sit on the finished floor. You can read more about slip resistance and why texture matters.
How It Is Applied
- Prime the prepared floor.
- Apply the GRIP 400 body coat.
- Broadcast anti-skid aggregate into the wet coat.
- Remove loose aggregate and seal with a top coat.
Pack Size and Technical Data
GRIP 400 is supplied as a 20 kg kit. Coverage and aggregate rate depend on the texture you choose. See the technical data sheet (TDS) or WhatsApp us at 0332-8111360 for a material estimate.
Choosing the Right Texture
Not every area needs the same grip. Walkways and kitchens do well with a fine texture that is easy to clean. Ramps, wash bays and loading docks need a coarser finish because water, oil and slopes all reduce grip. We set the texture of the anti-skid epoxy flooring to match each zone instead of using one finish everywhere.
Care and Maintenance
Clean with a stiff brush or a scrubber machine and a neutral cleaner. Do not let grease build up, as it fills the texture and reduces grip. In very busy areas, check the surface every year and add a fresh textured top coat where the grip has worn down.
Things to Check Before You Order
Tell us which areas get wet or oily, whether there are ramps, and what kind of traffic the floor takes. These points decide how coarse the anti-skid epoxy flooring should be and how many kits you will need.
Good to Know
Anti-skid epoxy flooring works best when water can drain away. If a ramp or wash bay has low spots where water collects, we fix the levels during preparation. We can also add yellow edge lines on ramp sides and steps, so people can see changes in level clearly, which is a simple step that prevents many accidents on site.
Anti-Skid Epoxy Flooring FAQs
Is it hard to clean?
No. The texture is controlled, so a stiff brush or scrubber cleans it easily.
Can it go on an existing epoxy floor?
Often yes, after the old floor is sanded and checked for loose areas.
Can only part of a floor be made anti-skid?
Yes. Many sites use a smooth epoxy floor in dry zones and GRIP 400 only on ramps, wet areas and walkways.
Do you install it?
Yes. Our team supplies and applies GRIP 400 across Karachi. See our epoxy floor coating service page.
Tell us where the slip risk is and send a few photos. We will suggest the right texture and system.
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