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Hi,

I am looking for information on how to make our front porch less slippery. Currently the pathway has tiles and the sap from the trees and any amount of rain makes it a full blown slide. I am hoping something can be added on top of the tiles to alleviate the problem. Maybe some sort of grit which stays on tiles but not sure if such a product exists or what it is called. I am not in favour of those think rubber carpets with big holes. Any suggestions please?

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