How do you help prevent slips in a wet and humid greenhouse that’s visited by thousands of people each year? At the Glasshouse Nurseries, the UK’s second most visited paid entry garden, the original rubber flooring was so slippery they were forced to cancel the guided tours. They needed a new matting solution that would remain slip resistant in wet conditions – and cope with large amounts of foot and wheel traffic. Case Study Vynagrip The problem The Royal Horticultural Society’s Glasshouse Nurseries in Wisley, UK, is a vast garden comprising of a glasshouse with three climatic zones, a learning space and a growing lab. It’s also the second most visited paid entry garden in the United Kingdom. The RHS had become concerned that the original rubber matting had become slippery due to the

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