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The Slips Away GRP Stair Tread Covers are designed for facility managers, industrial site owners, and safety officers looking to eliminate fall hazards on high-traffic public access stairways. These covers offer a durable, high-friction surface that remains effective even when wet, oily, or icy, significantly improving safety in both indoor and outdoor environments. The primary caveat is that because these are rigid GRP panels, they require precise measurement and mechanical fastening during installation to ensure they remain flush against the existing substrate.
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While intended for public and industrial settings, they can be used in residential areas where heavy-duty slip resistance is required.
Yes, GRP is a hard material; a jigsaw or angle grinder with a diamond-tipped or masonry blade is recommended for clean cuts.
The integrated nosing provides the necessary color contrast and edge definition required by DDA and BS8300 standards.
While heavy-duty adhesive can be used, mechanical fixing is strongly recommended for high-traffic public areas to ensure long-term stability.
Yes, the coloring is integrated into the GRP resin during manufacturing, providing long-term color fastness.
Ensure the underlying step surface is level; if not, use a leveling compound before refastening the tread.
Ensure you are using countersunk screws and that they are driven deep enough so the screw head is flush with the surface of the tread.
Use a stiff brush or a pressure washer to clear the debris from the texture. Regular maintenance will prevent build-up.
Installation requires basic hand tools including a drill and corrosion-resistant screws to secure the treads to the existing staircase. Ensure the substrate is clean, level, and free of debris before positioning the tread. For concrete steps, use appropriate masonry wall plugs for a secure fit. For timber or steel, ensure the screws are flush with the surface of the GRP to prevent snagging. To clean, use a stiff-bristle broom or a high-pressure washer to remove dirt, grease, or mud from the grit surface. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the resin matrix over extended periods.
