PRISMAFLOOR GRIP

FOR THE ULTIMATE GRIP

An incredibly textured, sandpaper-like floor graphic material for short term use in high-risk interior environments. PrismaFLOOR Grip is perfect for areas such as slopes, ramps or areas that may become wet with the highest anti-slip rating on the market.

Slip ratings are measured from R9 through to R13. There’s nothing higher and nothing below these. The legal requirement is R9 and above, which all our flooring products meet with the exception of carpet products – which don’t have an R rating. PrismaFLOOR Grip has been certified the highest slip rating because of its sandpaper-like texture. It is the perfect floor graphic product for ramps and slopes, whilst equally suitable for regular flat flooring graphics.

PrismaFLOOR Grip can be cut to shape for promotional events or it can be used to cover large areas for events such as pop-up shops for example. Its impressive slip rating makes it ideal for changing rooms, leisure centres, gyms, sports areas, catering spaces, bars and canteens.

Bleed – Please supply artwork with 10mm bleed
Colour – Please supply your artwork in CMYK and make sure that any critical colours are set up as Pantone spot colours. Provide a CMYK equivalent for any other special colours.
File Type – We prefer print-ready PDFs but we also accept artwork files supplied as Adobe Photoshop PSD, Illustrator AI/EPS and Indesign INDD if they’re supplied with fonts and links.
Fonts – Please ‘path’ your fonts. A PDF compression won’t embed them, so we kindly ask that you create outlines (path) your fonts or send the font files with the artwork.
Links – If you are supplying artwork in a format other than a PDF, please include all linked images and font files.
Pixels Per Inch – DPI determines the resolution (detail) of the artwork. Images with a low DPI can look blurry or pixelated when they’re printed. We prefer to work with a minimum of 300dpi.
Trim – There’s no need to add trim marks because our software can detect the art-board without them. If your artwork has a cutter, label the cutter using a spot colour called ‘CutContour’.