Safer underfoot
Higher grip on stone, concrete, marble, ceramic and any mineral based substrate — wet or dry — without a visible aggregate.
Grip without compromise
Every step matters. Appearance does not have to.
A graphene-enhanced nanocoating that raises surface grip and protects mineral-based substrates only — stone, concrete, marble, ceramic — without a visible film.
Primary gain
Grip + safety
Finish
Visually discreet
Chemistry
Graphene nano
Use
Mineral floors & stairs
How it works
Griphene™
Every step matters. Griphene™ is a graphene-enhanced nanocoating for mineral-based walking surfaces only — stone, concrete, marble, ceramic — where a painted anti-slip would ruin the architecture.
Nanotechnology, not grit paint
Graphene platelets sit in a clear coating, raising the coefficient of friction at the micro-scale. The surface looks like the surface you specified. It does not look like a workshop floor.
Grip and protection together
The same film that bites underfoot also shields the substrate from wear, moisture and soiling. Safety and conservation are not a trade-off.
Discreet in public
Heritage stone stairs, marble gallery floors, ceramic wet rooms, concrete concourses. If the architect would refuse a yellow strip, this is the conversation to have instead.
What it changes on the ground.
The look is preserved
No ambering film, no industrial texture. Specified for buildings that are photographed, listed, or simply well designed.
Wear is slowed
The coating takes the traffic so the substrate does not. Useful on limestone, terrazzo, marble, ceramic and concrete treads.
Part of a system
Pairs with InvisiGard™ where hygiene is the brief, and with Washless™ where soiling is the cost driver. One contractor, one regime.
Where it is specified
- Stone public stairs and landings
- Concrete and terrazzo floors
- Marble receptions and galleries
- Ceramic and porcelain tile
- Limestone and sandstone
- Mineral wet rooms
- Heritage mineral interiors
- External mineral paving
Specification notes
- Chemistry
- Graphene-enhanced nanocoating.
- Primary function
- Increase surface grip; protect the substrate.
- Appearance
- Visually discreet. No grit film, no colour shift intended.
- Typical substrates
- Mineral-based only. Stone, concrete, marble, ceramic.
- Not for
- Timber, metal, vinyl, glass, paint or composite.
- Environment
- Interior circulation and selected exterior mineral walking surfaces.
- Origin
- British designed and manufactured.
