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The importance of slip resistance in bathrooms and wet rooms

How Altro Pisces and Altro Aquarius help keep you safe

Bathrooms and wet rooms are essential spaces in both homes and commercial environments, but they are also among the most hazardous when it comes to slips and falls. Water, soap, and other substances can easily create slippery surfaces, posing a risk to everyone - especially children, the elderly, and those with mobility challenges. Ensuring slip resistance in these areas is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a crucial safety consideration that can prevent accidents and promote confidence in daily routines.

The right flooring plays a vital role in reducing the risk of slips. Traditional tiles or smooth surfaces may look appealing, but they often fail to provide the necessary grip underfoot, particularly when wet. That’s where specialist solutions like Altro Pisces and Altro Aquarius come into their own.

Where safety meets comfort
Altro Pisces is specifically designed for barefoot and shoe areas, making it ideal for bathrooms, wet rooms, and even spas. It offers superior slip resistance, even with contaminants like shampoo and conditioner, ensuring users are protected without compromising on comfort. Its attractive design options mean it complements both residential and commercial interiors, providing peace of mind without sacrificing style.

Versatile and reliable
For spaces that demand versatility, Altro Aquarius is the go-to choice. Engineered for use with both bare feet and shoes, it delivers consistently high slip resistance in environments where water is a constant presence. Its durability and ease of cleaning make it a practical solution for busy family bathrooms as well as high-traffic commercial wet rooms.

Incorporating Altro Pisces and Altro Aquarius into your bathroom or wet room not only enhances safety but also adds long-lasting value to the space. By prioritising slip resistance, you’re investing in the wellbeing of everyone who uses the area - making it safer, more accessible, and ultimately, more enjoyable for all.

 

 
Published 06/01/2026