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Strata and commercial property

Entries, lobbies, shared corridors, stairs and pool areas carry heavy foot traffic and changing conditions. Testing helps strata committees and property managers prioritise maintenance and keep a documented record.

Building and construction

Check newly installed floors, stair nosings and ramps against the specified rating before handover, while issues can still be fixed.

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Retail and shopping centres

Entrances, food courts, amenities and car park walkways see constant traffic and frequent spills. Regular testing identifies high-risk zones.

Hospitality and accommodation

Restaurants, bars, clubs, hotels and pool decks combine wet floors, frequent cleaning and busy periods. Testing kitchens, amenities and entries helps manage that risk.

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Healthcare and aged care

Residents, patients and visitors are more vulnerable to falls. Bathrooms, ensuites, corridors and entries need surfaces that perform consistently.

Education and childcare

School walkways, covered outdoor learning areas, amenities and entrances are tested to support safe, well-maintained grounds.

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Councils and transport

Footpaths, shared paths, bike lanes, plazas, train platforms and public amenities carry high foot traffic in all weather. Testing gives asset and maintenance teams measured data to prioritise repairs and resurfacing.

Line marking and surface coating contractors

Paint, line marking, coloured surface treatments and floor coatings all change how a surface grips. Testing after application gives contractors and their clients a measured result for the finished surface.

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Common questions

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