Kahuna Grip

Safety Guide

How to Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents at Home

Slip-and-fall accidents send millions to the ER every year, and most happen at home in predictable spots. Here's where to focus and how to add traction.

How to Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents at Home — Modern bathroom with a bathtub and shower
Photo: Elana Clark / Unsplash

Bathrooms: the #1 hot spot

Wet tubs, shower pans and tile floors top the list. Non-slip bath and shower mats are the single most effective upgrade.

Stairs and entryways

Smooth steps and wet entry tile are common fall points. Anti-slip stair treads and traction tape add grip exactly where you step.

Non-Slip Bath Mats — Bright modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub

Outdoor and pool areas

Decks, ramps and pool surrounds get slick fast. Weather-resistant traction tape keeps exterior surfaces safe year-round.

Non-Slip Bath Mats from Kahuna Grip

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the grip last?
The texture is engineered into the material and the adhesive is built for constant wet-and-dry exposure, so the non slip bath mat keeps performing season after season rather than wearing off like painted coatings. Why Are Bathtubs So Slippery (and How to Fix It)
Where can I buy non slip bath mat in your home?
You can order the Anti-Slip Traction Mat for Bathtub and Shower Floors online from Kahuna Grip and have it shipped straight to your your area address — no local store trip needed. Add it to your cart and install it yourself in minutes. How to Choose the Best Non-Slip Bath Mat
Does the Anti-Slip Traction Mat for Bathtub and Shower Floors work on wet surfaces?
Yes. It is specifically engineered to deliver non slip bath mat on wet, soapy bathtubs like glossy acrylic and fiberglass, which is exactly where your area slips tend to happen. Why Are Bathtubs So Slippery (and How to Fix It)
Is it easy to install without a professional?
Absolutely. The Anti-Slip Traction Mat for Bathtub and Shower Floors is a DIY product — most customers clean the bathtub, peel, place and press, and finish in about five minutes with no special tools. How to Choose the Best Non-Slip Bath Mat

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