Unglazed Anti Slip Mosaic Tiles

Anti-Slip Porcelain Mosaic Tiles
Built for commercial and high-traffic applications, our unglazed textured porcelain mosaics combine slip resistance with serious durability — ideal for spaces where safety compliance and long-term wear matter as much as appearance.
These tiles are through-bodied porcelain, meaning the colour and pattern run consistently through the entire thickness of the tile rather than sitting as a surface glaze. This makes them exceptionally resistant to wear, chipping, and heavy foot traffic — even as the surface wears over decades of use, the tile's appearance stays consistent, since there's no glaze layer to wear through.
The unglazed, naturally textured finish provides reliable underfoot grip in wet conditions, and many of our anti-slip ranges come with a slip rating certificate, tested to the AS 4586 standard, giving specifiers and builders documented proof of compliance for commercial projects.
Common applications include commercial bathrooms, pool surrounds, alfresco dining floors, hospitality kitchens, and other public wet areas where both safety and long-term durability are essential. As a direct importer with 25+ years in the tile industry, we supply these Australia-wide at wholesale prices.

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What is a slip rating certificate and why does it matter?

 

A slip rating certificate confirms a tile has been independently tested for slip resistance under the AS 4586 standard — commonly required for commercial and public wet-area installations to meet safety compliance.

 

What does "through-bodied porcelain" mean?

 

It means the colour and pattern extend through the full thickness of the tile, not just the surface. This makes the tile far more resistant to visible wear, chipping, and heavy foot traffic over time compared to glazed tiles.

 

Are these mosaics suitable for pool surrounds?

 

Yes — the textured, slip-resistant surface combined with through-bodied durability makes them well suited to pool surrounds and other wet, high-traffic outdoor areas.

 

Do I need a specific slip rating for my project?

 

Slip rating requirements vary by application and local building code — check with your builder or certifier for the required R-rating (e.g. R10, R11) for your specific project.

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