High Friction & Anti Skid Surfacing

Anti skid surfacing is vital for the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists alike. When professionally applied, this specialist surface treatment offers a high standard of finish that guarantees usability, durability, and effectiveness in reducing accidents. Also known as high friction surfacing, this material significantly improves grip and reduces stopping distances, particularly in high-risk locations.

Skid resistance is one of the most important surface characteristics in traffic safety. High friction road surfacing has been shown to reduce the likelihood of road traffic incidents (RTIs) by up to 50%, particularly in areas where sharp braking or sudden stops are common. This makes it an ideal solution for high-stress and high-traffic environments, such as junctions, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, motorway slip roads and cycle lanes.

GM Road Markings are committed to delivering high-quality anti skid surface solutions for clients across the UK. Whether it’s a warehouse floor, car park, cycle path, or road, our experienced team can apply anti-slip coatings and markings to a wide range of surfaces. Thanks to the expertise of our trained technicians, we provide a consistently high level of service and finish, all at competitive prices.

While high friction surfacing is most commonly associated with roads, it also plays a crucial role in pedestrian safety. We regularly install this surface type on public footpaths, access ramps, cycleways, and car park walkways. In these applications, it provides critical slip resistance during adverse weather conditions, helping to reduce the chance of slips and falls.

All our work is fully insured, guaranteed, and completed to industry standards. This ensures the legality and quality of our work, leaving you safe in the knowledge of a dependable final result.

Book your free site survey and quotation today with the team at GM Road Markings – we’re here to answer any questions you may have with our helpful, honest advice. We cover areas such as Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Peterborough.