GIAN 2 sandblast texture R13
The GIAN 2 sandblast texture has been conceived by Compañero specifically for the concrete industry. Thanks to the counter sandblast structure within the texture mat, the concrete obtains the correct sandblast anti-slip texture after demolding. From an environmental and concrete technology standpoint, the application of the GIAN 2 texture mat is preferable to sandblasting. On one hand, there is no release of fine dust during production, and on the other hand, the top layer is not rendered porous by sandblasting. By utilizing the GIAN 2 texture mat, the concrete surface maintains its intact top layer, thereby making it less susceptible to moisture and dirt absorption. The GIAN 2 sandblast texture pairs well with our other sandblast variants: GIAN 2s (square with sandblast), GIAN 7 (dot with sandblast), GIAN 8 (sandblast rib), and GIAN 9 (octagon with sandblast). Also available as stair-nosing: 50 mm wide, self-adhesive. |
Concrete texture test result GIAN 2
Concrete element with GIAN 2 texture
GIAN 2 texture mat
Indicative cost calculation for the price of the GIAN texture imprint
Indicative calculation when applying the GIAN anti-slip texture for concrete elements, such as stairs, balconies, and galleries. (Each project has its own specificities; the mentioned square meter prices are indicative prices and do not account for any potential modification of the concrete mold.) Multiple concrete pours into the concrete mold result in a lower cost of the GIAN concrete texture:
Calculated prices include adhesive, cutting waste, and any necessary repairs during the processing: |
Aquaplaning
While walking, a special form of aquaplaning can occur. Motorists are familiar with this phenomenon. When they drive on a wet highway, a thin layer of water can form between the road surface and the tires. As a result, the car momentarily loses contact with the asphalt and becomes uncontrollable for a short period. Something similar happens when someone walks on, for instance, a wet slippery surface. The thin layer of water between the shoe sole and the flat surface causes an extremely low friction resistance, resulting in a high likelihood of slipping. Aquaplaning on stairs, walkways, balconies, and other walking surfaces can be effectively prevented. The first step in this process is to ensure that water under the shoe sole drains away quickly. Hence, nearly all GIAN structures incorporate small channels into the concrete, allowing the shoe sole to expel water. The second step in the process to provide concrete with optimal anti-slip properties involves combining it with a micro-textured structure. For instance, by employing a GIAN texture mat that imprints a sandblasted texture onto the concrete. The sandblasted texture prevents aquaplaning from even forming. Advice: |
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