Re: [Tagging] Anti-slip surfaces

On 18/04/2017 06:57, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: asphalt is a mixture of pebbles and bitumen, the question here was for a particular surface treatment. Indeed. It maybe made with the same material but it definitely has a different feel when riding or walking over it. An example:

Re: [Tagging] Anti-slip surfaces

sent from a phone > On 18. Apr 2017, at 07:01, Georg Feddern wrote: > > it may be not 'the best' tag - but is it not very similar to 'asphalt'? asphalt is a mixture of pebbles and bitumen, the question here was for a particular surface treatment. cheers, Martin

Re: [Tagging] Anti-slip surfaces

Hi, Am 17.04.2017 um 22:58 schrieb Dave F: What's the best tag to describe an anti-slip surface made from small grit pieces coating a layer of bitumen?. Often used on footbridges, sometimes pre-made & supplied in rolls to the site. Grit/gravel on their own appears inappropriate as they

[Tagging] Anti-slip surfaces

Hi What's the best tag to describe an anti-slip surface made from small grit pieces coating a layer of bitumen?. Often used on footbridges, sometimes pre-made & supplied in rolls to the site. Grit/gravel on their own appears inappropriate as they suggest a certain amount of looseness. DaveF

[Tagging] anti-slip surfaces

Hi What's the best tag to describe an anti-slip surface made from small grit pieces coating a layer of bitumen? Often used on steel footbridges, sometimes pre-made & supplied in rolls. Grit/gravel etc don't appear appropriate as they imply a loose surface. DaveF --- This email has been