Lead designers on the project were Matthews Mee Interior Design and Architecture, based in Wakefield, and the main contractor was Neat Experts Ltd of Newton Abbott.
Rob Matthews of Matthews Mee said: “We specified AntiSlip Plus® because of its anti-slip properties which were absolutely critical as pedestrians will be crossing it in all weathers. It also looks really attractive and the company was able to demonstrate that the timber is from a sustainable source.”
AntiSlip Plus® is created using a unique formula of resin-based aggregate inserts that are injected into the company’s range of timber decking. AntiSlip Plus® inserts are offered in a range of colours that can be used to safely highlight changes in gradient or levels where steps or slopes are located.
AntiSlip Plus® is recommended for all commercial applications and where there is public access. It is available in a choice of wood types depending on application in both grooved and smooth boards.
Marley is committed to environmental best practice. All its timber is either FSC or PEFC certified and supplied with a chain of custody number, verifying that it is always sourced from sustainable, independently certified and well managed forests.