anti-skidliner

noun
UK /ˌæntiˈskɪdlaɪnə/
US /ˌæntiˈskɪdlaɪnər/

A special covering that helps stop things from slipping on a surface.

The workers laid an anti-skidliner on the ramp so people would not slip when it rained.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person or device that applies anti-skid lining to floors or roads.

The anti-skidliner finished coating the warehouse floor before lunch.

3. A material used inside drawers or shelves to keep items from sliding.

She put an anti-skidliner in the kitchen drawer so the cutlery stayed neat.

4. A protective layer added to vehicle decks or ramps to improve grip.

The ferry's loading ramp was fitted with a new anti-skidliner.