Garden Timber Decking Non Slip (Anti Slip) Paint (2.5 Litre, White)

• ✅ PREMIUM ANTI SLIP PROTECTION – Specially formulated with slip-resistant agents to provide a safe, non-slip surface for timber decking, steps, and outdoor walkways. Reduces the risk of slips and falls in wet or damp conditions.
• ✅ DURABLE WEATHER RESISTANT FINISH – Creates a tough, long-lasting coating that withstands heavy foot traffic and harsh UK weather. Resists peeling, cracking, and fading to keep your decking looking fresh all year round.
• ✅ EASY TO APPLY WITH EXCELLENT COVERAGE – Simple to use with brush, roller, or sprayer. One litre covers up to 12m² depending on the surface, making it efficient and cost-effective for large decking areas.
• COLOUR RANGE FOR A MODERN LOOK – Available in a wide choice of stylish colours to suit every garden and outdoor space. Revives tired decking while protecting the wood beneath
• ✅ MADE IN THE UK – HIGH QUALITY GUARANTEED – Proudly manufactured in the UK to the highest standards. Trusted quality and performance backed by excellent customer support.

Garden Timber Decking Non Slip Paint Our Non Slip Timber Decking Paint is a hard wearing polyurethane one pack paint designed to seal and colour timber tanilised decking. Provides anti-slip properties for pedestrian traffic areas. For all exterior wooden decking boards and staircases Can be used for ribbed, grooved and especially smooth surfaces. Can I Paint Tanalised Wood? Absolutely! Painting tanalised wood not only makes your garden look great but also gives the timber an added layer of protection, which can only be a good thing. However, you do need to be careful when painting pressure treated timber. You cannot paint freshly tanalised wood, since moisture in the timber will mean that the paint won’t stick properly. You’ll need to buy some pressure treated wood preservative and paint that on to seal the wood first. These preservatives do vary, so make sure to read the instructions. These instructions should tell you when it’s appropriate to paint on the preservative, how many coats you need, and how long you need to wait before applying paint. Recommended Thinner : Trade Paints Industrial Thinners