NEWS SOURCE: NevaSlip
LYNN, Mass., Oct. 1 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — NevaSlip, a 19 year old safety company, announces the development of a new formula for their anti-slip floor service. The company claims the new formula works more effectively than the old formula and is guaranteed to last for a minimum of 8 years.
Stan Handman, NevaSlip president, reports that “A NevaSlip treated floor provides a Static Coefficient of Friction of at least 0.6, which complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines.”
NevaSlip states they can treat ceramic, porcelain and quarry tiles, marble, granite, terrazzo and concrete, indoors or outdoors.
NevaSlip feels that their application answers the slip-fall problem for restaurants, hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, office buildings, etc. Slip-fall accidents are a major problem. They are the second leading cause of accidental death after automobile accidents. The service is available nationally.
Information Website: www.nevaslip.com.
For further information contact:
NevaSlip
271 Western Avenue
Lynn, MA 01904
Stan Handman
NevaSlip
safe@nevaslip.com
Tel: 781-598-2020 or 800-323-0047
Fax: 781-598-4937.
News issued by: NevaSlip
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Original Story ID: (4338) :: 2008-10-1001-003
Original Keywords: NevaSlip treated floor, anti-slip floor service, slip-fall problem for restaurants, hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, office buildings NevaSlip
NEWS SOURCE: NevaSlip | Published: 2008-10-01 13:09:30
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