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What can be done to increase the slip resistance of ceramic tile installed around a salad bar?

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What can be done to increase the slip resistance of ceramic tile installed around a salad bar?

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First, we must identify the type of tile; glazed, unglazed, surface texture, etc. Next, based on your experience, is it a tile problem or would a more intense maintenance program solve the situation? If it is the tile, you basically have three options: 1. A surface coating (see details in question #2). 2. Surface etching (see details in question #2). 3. Replace only the tile in the immediate area of the salad bar with a tile having a higher slip resistance factor. Consideration should be given to an abrasive tile because of the constant presence of food oil. Regardless of which option you choose, you must immediately institute an intense maintenance program to thoroughly clean the area after each of the main eating periods; breakfast, lunch and dinner. Careful consideration should be given to each step of the maintenance, the cleaning agent and procedures, such as using a brush rather than a mop.

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