1-AS/NZS 3661.2:1994 SLIP RESISTANCE OF PEDESTRIAN SURFACES - GUIDE TO THE REDUCTION OF SLIP HAZARDS
4-PREFACE
4-CONTENTS
5-FOREWORD
6-1 SCOPE
6-2 APPLICATION
6-3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
6-4 SELECTION OF PEDESTRIAN SURFACES FOR SLIP-RESISTANT CHARACTERISTICS
6-4.1 Functional considerations
6-4.2 Cleaning considerations
7-4.3 Structural considerations
7-4.4 Assessment of flooring with reference to risk of slipping
7-4.5 Assessment of footwear
8-5 SLIPPING PROBLEMS DURING INSTALLATION OF FINISHING
8-6 CARE AND MAINTENANCEOF FLOORS
8-6.1 General
8-6.2 Conditions of use
8-6.3 Design of cleaning systems
9-6.4 Elimination of water
9-6.5 Eliminating slippery substances
9-6.6 Oil
9-6.7 Cleaning
10-6.8 Polishing and maintenance of floors
10-6.9 Repair
10-7 REDUCTION OF SLIP HAZARDS ON EXISTING FLOORS
10-7.1 Surface treatment of existing floors
10-7.2 Special precautions in the home environment
10-7.2.1 Kitchens
10-7.2.2 Bathrooms
10-7.2.3 Outdoors
11-7.2.4 Garages