Slip Proof stuff for wooden deck

That works.

indoor outdoor carpet? Also, if you don't want to go the sand route -- there's paint with ground up rubber bits already in it. You just roll it on.

stuff like this:

Take a look at this:

Limit your intake to two beers before going outside.

If you have a decent marina or boat shop/supply place in your venue, go down and talk to the folks about antiskid coatings. Another possibility is an industrial supply firm. Some products might cover over the wood look that you like, but consider the jury awards if you have a litigious guest take a tumble. Good luck and be safe.

Joe

Sand isn't the best option, as it is too coarse. Years ago sailors used ground nut shells, but today they use anti-skid compound, which are tiny particles, I think of glass, that feel like very very fine sand. You just mix them into the paint and apply the paint, stirring every so often to keep the compound from settling. Once this has been applied, the deck feels fairly smooth, but is very resistant to slipping. Get the compound where they sell marine paints, or online at someplace like West marine.

I have also thought about nailing down some