Antislip stair treads
Antislip stair treads provide excellent slip resistance (R13), are virtually unbreakable and protect the underlying surface. They maintain their antislip performance even under extreme weather conditions such as rain, frost and snow. Easy to install and immediately walkable upon, they offer an instant, custom-made antislip solution.
There are four types of grit available:
Fine: for everyday use, provides extra grip and friction (also suitable for pets).
Standard: for heavier applications and intensive use.
Coarse: extremely suitable for industrial applications requiring high durability.
Extra coarse: with coarse aluminium grit, highly suitable for heavy industry such as offshore companies, drilling platforms, oil refineries, and raw material extraction.
Standard colours are black, yellow or grey. Other RAL colours, as well as warning colours (black/yellow or white/red), are available upon request. Personalized antislip stair treads are also available.
Suitable for use on various surfaces such as metal, concrete, wood and stone floors.
Advantages
Antislip stair treads offer numerous advantages:
Highly anti-slip (R13)
Durable and robust
Excellent slip resistance in wet and oily conditions
Ideal for difficult surfaces
Resistant to deformation caused by temperature fluctuations
Excellent chemical resistance
Reliable antislip performance in frost, rain or freezing conditions
Fire-resistant version available
High strength and rigidity
Immediately walkable after installation
Suitable for (very) heavily loaded floors
Custom-made solutions available
Standard colours: black, yellow, or grey
Available in various RAL colours
Choice of 4 different grit types
Personalized stair treads available
65% lighter than steel
Non-conductive
UV resistant
Wide range of applications
Easy to install
Technical specification sheet
Where to apply?
Metal surfaces: such as walkways, checker plates, stairs, steel surfaces, bodywork parts, public areas, bridges, (cage) ladders, fire escapes, etc.
Concrete surfaces: such as concrete stairs, passageways, warehouse floors, access ramps, entrances, parking garages, etc.
Stone surfaces: such as corridors, entrances, floors, tiles, ceramic or porcelain tiles, etc.
Wooden surfaces: such as galleries, terraces, (walk) bridges, stairs, public areas, access ramps, entrances, etc.













