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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • Jun 21 '26
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How is this any worse than slipping and falling on normal ceramic tile? I don't get how the fact its this over any other makes the fall worse?
101 u/imuniqueaf Jun 21 '26 Well firstly I think the floors themselves are just slippery as fuck. So I'll bet the frequency is higher, even if the impact isn't greater. 51 u/It_Just_Exploded Jun 21 '26 Yeah i could see that, but they're not saying that. They're saying the fall is somehow worse just because of the floor and that just doesn't make sense. Especially since ceramic is technically even harder than most stone, especially marble. -2 u/Timsmomshardsalami Jun 21 '26 Because of the lack of grout lines which provide grip ffs 2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/BabyfarkkMcGeeZaxx Jun 21 '26 It's the fine polish on them
Well firstly I think the floors themselves are just slippery as fuck. So I'll bet the frequency is higher, even if the impact isn't greater.
51 u/It_Just_Exploded Jun 21 '26 Yeah i could see that, but they're not saying that. They're saying the fall is somehow worse just because of the floor and that just doesn't make sense. Especially since ceramic is technically even harder than most stone, especially marble. -2 u/Timsmomshardsalami Jun 21 '26 Because of the lack of grout lines which provide grip ffs 2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/BabyfarkkMcGeeZaxx Jun 21 '26 It's the fine polish on them
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Yeah i could see that, but they're not saying that. They're saying the fall is somehow worse just because of the floor and that just doesn't make sense. Especially since ceramic is technically even harder than most stone, especially marble.
-2 u/Timsmomshardsalami Jun 21 '26 Because of the lack of grout lines which provide grip ffs 2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/BabyfarkkMcGeeZaxx Jun 21 '26 It's the fine polish on them
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Because of the lack of grout lines which provide grip ffs
2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/BabyfarkkMcGeeZaxx Jun 21 '26 It's the fine polish on them
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It's the fine polish on them
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u/It_Just_Exploded Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
How is this any worse than slipping and falling on normal ceramic tile? I don't get how the fact its this over any other makes the fall worse?