Anti-slip concrete slabs

Anti-slip concrete slabs - perfect solution for winter, comfort of use on the driveway and entrance to the house.

The right selection of products to arrange the surroundings of the house will allow you to enjoy not only interesting aesthetics, but also functionality. Anti-slip slabs are a conscious choice when you consider safety of the use of your driveway, terrace and paths in the winter season.

One of the important aspects of using a terrace, a driveway and paths in the garden is their safety. Selected materials can significantly change the comfort of living in your house. Which tiles should you choose to enjoy the trendy and attractive appearance around the building, and full functionality at the same time?

Anti-slip surface as a determinant

Problems and risks posed by the winter season are known to all residents of single-family homes. Snow and ice can make it difficult to use the property, and also affect the safety of household members and visitors. Just clearing the snow from the pavement in front of the fence can be a nuisance, which is why it is worth to focus on solutions that will be characterised by a good coefficient in terms of slip resistance.

Of course, anti-slip slabs also require snow removal, but their use makes them much safer in winter than standard paving stones or gres tiles.

Anti-slip surface not only for winter

Adequate slip resistance on a driveway, a terrace or paths will be useful not only in winter. We often forget about the high risk posed by wet surfaces, which are additionally made slippery by fallen leaves in the autumn season. Slabs with good slip resistance will also be useful in the summer around the pool, or on paths that can be covered by dew and moisture from the nearby lawns. It is also worth remembering about safety of our visitors. We cannot always predict when our relatives and friends will visit us wearing high heels and whether our friends‘ children wear sandals with hard and slippery soles. Anti-slip slabs are also chosen by the owners of pets, who are also exposed to injuries by simply playing with children in front of the house.

No compromises

The product that stands out on the market is architectural concrete. More and more often used indoors and outdoors, it has gained a group of supporters due to its character, freshness and modernity. Internal stairs, facades and even pots can be made of this material, but it is worth noting that architectural concrete is also great as an anti-slip solution for a driveway, a garden or a terrace.

Concrete slabs in the driveway and in front of the entrance to the house

Concrete slabs can be used to create driveways of unusual shapes, floating steps and paths leading to the entrance. The anti-slip structure will give us a guarantee of safety and functionality, which is why in places that will be used in winter, it is so important to choose slabs with the anti-slip surface - brushed or bush hammered.

Concrete by a pool, on a terrace, by a barbecue or in a sunken garden

Various sizes of architectural concrete slabs allow you to conveniently create any elements around the house. These can be small and large terraces, space around the pool, as well as garden steps. Concrete slabs can have any texture in these places.You can choose concrete according to your own aesthetic criteria, it can be smooth, porous or anti-slip. Concrete is characterised by natural non-slip properties, thanks to which it will guarantee safety during rain or even when playing by the pool.

Stand out from the crowd

Architectural concrete combines perfectly with other materials such as glass or wood so that concrete slabs can be supplemented, for example, with glass railings or wooden handrails. Concrete is an extremely versatile material that blends perfectly with various styles. It goes well with modern architecture, but  is also perfect for outside spaces of  traditional buildings. Concrete lets you forget about unexpected situations and accidents like slipping and at the same time helps you create interesting and impressive surroundings.