One Product, Two Results: How Coatings Can Change Your P-Rating

Coatings can shift slip resistance by one or more P-ratings. This article explains why surfaces must be tested in their final, treated condition under AS 4586:2013—and what builders and suppliers must do to remain compliant.

AS 4586-2013 Explained: Understanding P and D Ratings

P and D ratings under AS 4586:2013 define how a surface performs under wet or dry conditions. This guide explains the testing methods, classification scales, and how to ensure your product or floor is compliant before installation.

Can You Fail a Slip Test? Yes — Here’s Why

Surfaces can and do fail slip resistance tests—both in lab and onsite. Whether it’s a new tile rated under AS 4586:2013 or a worn floor checked to AS 4663:2013, results often fall short of what’s needed. This article explains why failure occurs, what happens next, and how to stay compliant.

National Courier Service for Lab Test Samples

Sending samples for slip testing just got easier. Zerofal now offers a national courier service—freight is organised for you, with costs billed directly on your invoice.