Recently, Shu Qi fell down while attending an outdoor event for a brand. One of the major reasons for the fall was that it was raining sporadically at the time of the event, so the stage was slippery.

After the incident, many netizens said that it would have been better if the organiser had laid a floor mat, as it would not have pooled water and would have effectively prevented the fall.

According to survey statistics, there are about 27,000 accidental injuries caused by slippery floors every day, with more than 50% of these cases occurring at public events.

With the frequent occurrence of such incidents and the high compensation for slip and fall incidents, the issue of slip prevention on the ground is gradually gaining attention from the society.

So how do you prevent slippage on the floor and eliminate safety hazards?

If we want to reduce the risk of slipping, we must first improve the coefficient of friction of the floor material, and Pelletier has introduced several rain-absorbing anti-slip devices for this purpose, which not only save customers a lot of manpower cleaning costs, but also reduce safety risks.

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"Emmi Plus - Super absorbent and grease absorbent mat".

The best-selling absorbent and greasy floor mat for the inside of foyers or wet and greasy areas.

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"Foya - Water-absorbent dust-control nylon mats".

The most durable water-absorbent and dust-controlling nylon mats for all kinds of commercial entrance/exit areas with high footfall.

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"DEYA-PREMIUM SAND SCRATCHING AND ABSORBENT MATS".

The most stylish and fashionable sand-scraping and absorbent mat for all kinds of commercial entrance and exit areas with high pedestrian traffic.

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In addition, in addition to the entrance and exterior, which can be effectively prevented from slipping by laying mats, areas such as underground garages, catering areas and bathroom entrances also require professional mats to ensure clean floors and the safety of personnel, as they are prone to water and oil contamination.