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Stained concrete is no more slippery than the original concrete surface. The texture of the concrete is what provides traction. Stained concrete floors are not physically ground or polished, altering the texture of the original concrete. In cases where the concrete is deemed to be a slip hazard, a non skid additive can be added to the sealer.
