CitiDeck® has a less abrasive anti-slip aggregate than a standard Antislip Plus board (suitable for rural areas), presenting less of a trip hazard when changing surface. This combination of smooth boards and finer grit, initially developed to meet the inclusivity targets of the London 2012 venues, makes the surface much more comfortable for urban use and wheel chair users.
Dominic Hampton project manager for Ninety4 on the Estaury comments: ‘The smooth boards with a resin infill work really well for this project. We didn’t want a solution that would get wet and slippy, and it’s often pretty wet here. Everything went to plan onsite; each area is different and the timber boards were also used for the steps and raised deck areas. The decking looks good and was also selected for phase two.’
Mike Isles, buyer on the project, comments: ‘we were looking for something different for the large decked areas. The smooth boards look good and don’t collect dirt and moisture. The antislip provision of the deck boards was the main driver in its use. It’s a product that we’ve had good feedback on and we hope to use again.’
Dominic Hampton project manager for Ninety4 on the Estaury comments: ‘The smooth boards with a resin infill work really well for this project. We didn’t want a solution that would get wet and slippy, and it’s often pretty wet here. Everything went to plan onsite; each area is different and the timber boards were also used for the steps and raised deck areas. The decking looks good and was also selected for phase two.’
Mike Isles, buyer on the project, comments: ‘we were looking for something different for the large decked areas. The smooth boards look good and don’t collect dirt and moisture. The antislip provision of the deck boards was the main driver in its use. It’s a product that we’ve had good feedback on and we hope to use again.’