Slips Away Grp Stair Nosings Heavy-Duty Anti-Slip Safety Tread - HAZARD 20

Slips Away’s anti-slip GRP Stair Tread Covers offer an ideal solution for establishing a highly sl...

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The Slips Away HAZARD 20 GRP Stair Tread Covers are designed for environments requiring enhanced slip resistance on public stairways, effectively combating hazards in wet, oily, or icy conditions. While offering a durable and lasting solution for high-traffic areas with integral nosing for visual edge detection, a potential consideration is their specific application requires secure fixing to existing step surfaces.

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Model Part NumberHAZARD 20
BrandSlips Away

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FAQs

What materials can these stair treads be fitted onto?

The Slips Away HAZARD 20 GRP Stair Tread Covers can be fitted onto concrete, steel, and timber steps.

Are these suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, they are engineered for both indoor and outdoor high-traffic settings and are designed to withstand challenging conditions such as wet, oily, or icy surfaces.

Do these covers meet safety regulations?

Yes, they comply with Disability Discrimination Act 2004 (DDA) Legislation and BS8300 Building Regulations.

How are the stair treads installed?

They are designed for simple retrofitting onto existing steps. The process involves cleaning the step, positioning the tread, and securing it with appropriate fixings like screws or adhesives.

What is the purpose of the integral nosing?

The integral nosing provides a clear visual indicator of the step edges, which enhances safety, particularly in low-light conditions.

Can these be used in very high-traffic areas like train stations?

Yes, they are ideal for heavily used public areas and are suitable for applications such as staircases in large train stations, industrial staircases, and stadiums.

How should I clean the stair treads?

Regular cleaning with a stiff brush and water is recommended. Mild detergent can be used for tougher dirt, but avoid harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners.

Troubleshooting

Tread is loose or unstable

Re-secure the tread using appropriate fixings, ensuring it is firmly attached to the step surface. Check that the fixings are suitable for the step material.

Reduced slip resistance over time

Clean the tread surface thoroughly to remove accumulated dirt, grease, or debris. Inspect for any damage to the anti-slip aggregate.

Integral nosing is difficult to see

Ensure the area is adequately lit. For very low-light conditions, consider supplementary lighting solutions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly improves safety on slippery or worn stairs.
  • Long-lasting and durable construction suitable for heavy use.
  • Enhances visibility of step edges with integrated nosing.
  • Easy to install over existing stair surfaces without major disruption.
  • Meets important accessibility and safety regulations.

Cons

  • Requires proper fixing to ensure stability and effectiveness.
  • Best suited for covering existing stair treads rather than as a standalone step.
  • Aesthetic may differ from original stair materials.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The HAZARD 20 treads are designed for straightforward retrofitting. Ensure the existing step surface is clean, dry, and free of debris. Position the GRP tread cover over the step and secure it using appropriate fixings (e.g., screws or adhesives suitable for the underlying material – concrete, steel, or timber). Ensure a firm and stable attachment.

Compatibility: These stair tread covers are compatible with concrete, steel, and timber steps. They are designed to integrate seamlessly over existing staircases of various types.

Care: Clean regularly with a stiff brush and water. For tougher grime, a mild detergent can be used. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners that could damage the GRP surface or its anti-slip properties.

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