Examines how engineered timber and laminate flooring performs in wet slip tests, comparing a human-based ramp with portable floor-assessment methods.

Compares the slip potential of natural and manufactured stone flooring finishes, showing how substantial changes in surface finish affect performance when wet.

Reviews whether environmental microclimate, including temperature and humidity, affects flooring slip potential and the interpretation of surface friction measurements.

Tests the slip characteristics of several applied resin flooring constructions and highlights why roughness measurements and pendulum results may differ.

Explores whether slip-resistant healthcare flooring can also satisfy the cleaning and hygiene needs of busy hospital environments.

Investigates how powders and other dry contaminants alter friction, and explores appropriate procedures for testing floor and footwear performance under dry contamination.

Investigates industrial metal flooring and how profile, surface texture and wet contamination affect pedestrian slip potential.