Existing surface slip testing

Floors lose slip resistance over time. Wear, cleaning methods, sealers and contamination all change how a surface performs. AS 4663 testing measures the floor as it is today, so you're making decisions on data, not guesswork.

Who it's for

Property and facility managers, strata managers, business owners, WHS officers, schools, aged care providers, councils, transport operators, and line marking and surface coating contractors.

Making sense of the results

AS 4663 measures slip resistance. It doesn't set pass or fail levels. We report the results for each location alongside the recommendations in SA HB 198:2014 for that type of area, so you can see where a surface sits and where attention is needed.

A routine safety and risk check

Slip testing in progress sign on a tiled walkway

Common reasons to test

A routine safety and risk check

Complaints or near misses in a particular area

After a slip incident (test as soon as practical, before conditions change)

Before and after an anti-slip treatment, to measure the result

After a change in cleaning products or methods

Ongoing monitoring of high-traffic or wet areas

Common questions

Can anti-slip treatments improve my rating?

What's in the report?

Does AS 4663 give a pass or fail result?

Can cleaning products affect slip resistance?

Don't Risk It, Slip Test It

Find out how your floors measure up.

Tell us about your property or project and we'll come back with the right test and a quote.