Pendulum Test Certification in Dubai
Understand the slip resistance of your flooring with on-site pendulum testing and a clear report of measured results. Our service helps property owners, facility managers, contractors and safety teams assess floor performance in relevant conditions and make informed decisions about floor safety.
- ✓ On-site slip resistance testing for suitable floor surfaces
- ✓ Pendulum Test Value (PTV) results documented in a report
- ✓ Findings to support maintenance and risk assessment decisions
Where Pendulum Slip Testing Can Help
Testing helps evaluate the grip of installed flooring and provides useful evidence for site safety reviews, maintenance planning and remedial decisions.
Hotels & Hospitality
Assess flooring in lobbies, corridors, washrooms and other guest or staff areas.
Malls & Retail
Review floor grip in public walkways, entrances and high-footfall spaces.
Commercial Buildings
Support facilities teams with floor condition checks and maintenance decisions.
Pools & Wet Areas
Evaluate appropriate surfaces where water and frequent barefoot traffic may affect slip risk.
What Pendulum Test Certification Provides
Measured PTV Results
Receive recorded Pendulum Test Values from the tested locations and conditions.
Site-Specific Findings
Results reflect the tested floor, its condition and the test conditions at the time of assessment.
Documented Report
Use the report to support internal safety reviews, maintenance planning and follow-up testing.
Actionable Next Steps
Identify areas that may need further assessment, changes to cleaning practices or remedial measures.
Our Pendulum Test Certification Process
We agree the scope with you, test the selected locations and document the measured results clearly.
Site Review
Confirm the site, floor types, areas of concern and intended use.
Test Planning
Select representative test locations and relevant surface conditions.
Pendulum Testing
Carry out the agreed measurements using suitable test procedures.
Results Review
Compile readings and consider the tested conditions and site context.
Report Delivery
Provide a report of the recorded findings and discuss possible next steps.
Understanding Pendulum Test Values (PTV)
The pendulum test measures the slip resistance of a surface and reports a Pendulum Test Value (PTV). Results should be interpreted in context: the floor material, wet or dry conditions, contaminants, footwear, pedestrian activity and maintenance can all affect slip risk. A commonly referenced guide considers a wet PTV of 36 or above as indicating low slip potential, but it is not a universal pass/fail threshold for every site. The applicable requirements and real-use conditions must be considered when assessing safety.
Testing results relate to the locations and conditions tested at the time of assessment. A report supports decision-making but does not replace a complete site-specific slip-risk assessment or guarantee that every condition is safe.
Book Pendulum Slip Resistance Testing
Contact us to discuss your floor testing requirements, target locations and the report you need for your site.