Quartzgrip Anti Slip Stair Tread Covers

QuartzGrip fibreglass Anti-Slip Stair Tread Covers provide an inexpensive solution to the hazards associated with worn or slippery steps. A durable Quartz Grit is applied to the top surface which provides exceptional slip resistance in Wet, Oily & Icy conditions. QuartzGrip Stair Tread Covers have been designed for Interior or Exterior applications, and are easy to install onto existing Concrete, Timber or Steel steps. Available in a range of attractive colours QuartzGrip Stair Tread Covers are extremely weather resistant, require minimal maintenance, and prolong the service life of worn and tired stairways. Bespoke Stair Tread Covers are available upon request, to suit corporate colour requirements.

The QuartzGrip range of Stair Tread Covers & Stair Tread Nosing provide the following benefits;

• Durable Corrosion & Weather Resistant Construction
• Excellent Anti Slip Surface (BS 7976 - 2 - Pendulum Co-efficient of Friction Test)
• Ideal for Wet, Oily & Icy surfaces.
• Easy to Install. Simply Glue & Screw Fix. - Minimal Down Time
• Cost Effective. Prices from £14.50 per tread.
• Assists Conformance with DDA Legislation
• Low Maintenance

Black with Yellow Nosing 

Black with White Nosing

Stone

Safety Yellow

Beige

 Landing Covers are larger versions of our Tread Covers, and available in sizes upto 2440 x 1220mm (Nosing to 2440mm edge). Available in Black with Yellow Nosing Only.

Stair Tread Covers are available in maximum single sizes of upto 3660 x 345mm, however we can cut these to suit your exaxt dimensions.

Landing Covers

Accessories

A Backing Plate / Riser Plate, or Kick Plate is available to complement our Stair Tread Covers. Backing Plates are ideally installed to the rise of the stair case, and allow the concealment of worn or scruffy concrete, or simply to prevent objects falling through the open area of steel or timber stair-cases. The Backing Plates are manufactured from matching material and provide a cost effective renovation solution. The Backing Plates are simply placed under the adjacent drop nosing, and glued or screwed into place.