Oxon Technology provides professional anti-slip assessment and treatment for selected compatible tile and stone surfaces in hotels and hospitality properties. The approach balances floor-safety requirements with the existing finish, guest movement, cleaning routines and operational scheduling.
Hospitality areas considered
- Guest bathrooms and washrooms
- Entrances and selected circulation areas
- Commercial kitchens and service zones with compatible floors
- Pool surroundings and other regularly wet areas
- Staff areas identified through the property's safety review
Surface and operating review
Suitability depends on the exact floor, polish or glaze, previous sealers or coatings, contamination, footwear, drainage and maintenance. Pool surrounds, kitchens and guest bathrooms present different conditions and should not receive a universal recommendation.
Project process
- Share floor details, area, photographs, operating hours and priority risk locations.
- Review compatibility, preparation and access requirements.
- Complete a sample area where appearance or surface response needs confirmation.
- Plan controlled application and rinsing around property operations.
- Provide practical cleaning and aftercare guidance.
Appearance and safety limitations
The process is intended to preserve the visible finish on compatible surfaces, but results vary and a sample area is recommended. Treatment may improve traction, but no floor can be guaranteed slip-proof. Drainage, housekeeping, spill response, footwear, signage and maintenance remain essential.
Frequently asked questions
Will guests see a visible coating?
The treatment is not positioned as a thick coating and is intended to preserve appearance on compatible surfaces. Confirm the result with a sample area.
Can kitchens and pool surrounds use the same approach?
Not automatically. Contaminants, barefoot use, drainage and cleaning conditions differ, so each area needs its own assessment.
Can work be phased?
Phasing may be possible depending on access, preparation, application and operating requirements.