On-site slip testing
Assess selected surfaces with a test method suited to the site and the purpose of the assessment.
Understand the methods ↗READY FOR THE WET • BY PREMREST
Slip testing
in Brisbane.
On-site wet pendulum slip testing for Brisbane commercial properties. Outdoor walkways, busy entrances, wet areas and poolside spaces: understand how your floors perform, with straightforward advice from Premrest.
Confidence starts underfoot.ON-SITE TESTING. PRACTICAL REPORTING.
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Wet pendulum testingExisting floor assessmentPractical next stepsBy Premrest
SLIP TESTING IN BRISBANE
What a site
visit involves.
Premrest carries out on-site wet pendulum slip testing for Brisbane commercial properties, where water exposure is relevant to the surface.
How the testing works ↗01
Agree the test areas
Entrances, walkways, wet areas, kitchens, ramps and pool surrounds are common starting points. The areas to test are confirmed with you before the visit.
02
Wet pendulum testing on site
Selected surfaces are tested with a wet pendulum under recorded conditions, with access arranged around how the property operates.
03
Written report and next steps
Confirm the report requirements when you book. Useful content includes the locations assessed, the test method, recorded conditions, results and practical next steps. See reporting.
UNDERSTAND YOUR SURFACES
Where indoors meets outdoors.
Plan testing around wet exposure, surface wear and the routes people rely on. Get useful information for the next step in your floor-care plan.
Facilities & property teamsHospitality & leisureBody corporate managers
Commercial wet-area slip testing ↗
Hospitality kitchen & back-of-house testing ↗
Shopping centre common-area testing ↗
Healthcare and aged-care slip testing ↗
Builder tender slip testing ↗
Before-handover slip testing ↗
Make sense of the result
Review the findings in the context of surface use, recorded conditions and your testing brief.
About the reporting ↗A useful local starting point
Where a property has outdoor circulation, testing needs a clear picture of normal conditions.
Read the Brisbane guide ↗FROM ENQUIRY TO NEXT STEP
A clear process.
From the ground up.
Tell us about the property. We’ll help define the testing scope before the visit.
Tell us about your site ↗01
Share the details
Location, surfaces, access and the reason for testing. Include any existing report or project specification.
02
Confirm the scope
Agree the test areas and arrangements with Premrest, then organise the site visit.
03
Review the findings
Use the report to inform maintenance, further assessment or a discussion about rectification.
YOUR CITY. YOUR SITE.
Slip testing
across Brisbane.
Share your suburb and property details to confirm availability and site access arrangements.
Brisbane wet-area checklist ↗- Brisbane CBD & inner suburbs
- Brisbane north & south
- Eastern & western suburbs
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you book.
What does a slip test tell me?
It measures the slip resistance of the surfaces assessed under the recorded test conditions. Results help inform decisions about flooring and maintenance; they are one part of managing slip risk.
How much does testing cost?
The quote depends on the property location, number of test areas, surface types and access arrangements. Send your site details so Premrest can confirm the scope and price.
Does every floor need the same rating?
No. The relevant specification depends on the surface, its use and the applicable requirements. Provide any project specification or requested classification when enquiring.
What if a result needs attention?
Premrest can discuss floor-care or rectification options. The appropriate next step depends on the cause and the surface; follow-up testing can help assess changes.
Do you come to the site?
Yes. Premrest carries out on-site wet pendulum slip testing at Brisbane commercial properties. Access is arranged around how the property operates.
Which floors can be tested?
Common pedestrian surfaces include tiles, stone, sealed or polished concrete, vinyl and outdoor paving. Tell us the surface finish and any coatings or cleaning treatments so the appropriate test method can be confirmed.