Repairing Worn-out Steps Without Structural Reconstruction

Time-Old steps become dips in the middle. Making slippery worn surfaces hazardous for anyone to walk down. Apply tread nosing the dips disappear entirely the surface has grip. Now you fix the hardest part of old stairs easy and without crushing big budgets to rebuild.

Why Stair Tops Wear Out Fast

Shoe soles can painfully outline your steps in the thousands of shoes sliding by every month. Wood and soft concrete get worn from heavy foot traffic. Deep holes fill with rain or oily grease very quickly. Thick pads can just fill those hollow places right up.

Getting a Grip on Polished Wooden Stairways

Polished wood is like ice after years of shoe scuffing. Horrible for slipping on the job. And I hate that you can't rinse a muddy vent cover, so it stays textured, little ledges digging into soles. Now the family can roam safely without slipping.

Protecting Concrete From Further Structural Decay

Broken corners trigger cracks to grow rapidly. Cold rainy nights allow water to enter cracks in the opening. Feasible rubber and metal overlays create a water resistant barrier. Original concrete base remains securely fastened and dry underneath.

Industrial Workways Require Heavy Duty Upgrades

Factory steps are pounded day and night by heavy steel boots.
Stair cover takes care of those deep metal grooves and puts secure footing back in a snap.
Workers ascend steep stairs with heavy equipment, complete safety.
Plant managers prevent costly slips in their workplace.

Enhanced Visibility Avoids Pitfalls In dimly lit regions

Uneven old worn edges of stair steps concealed from hurried eyes in a dark stairwell. Corners of yellow safety edging make the front edge of the steps clearly visible. Floor lines lead the eye to where to place feet even in low light conditions.

Saving Massive Cash On Heavy Stair Repairs

A replacement staircase today costs thousands of dollars. Over time, rebuilding the steps can add days of contractor cleanup. Once screw-down protective pads are applied, it takes just a few hours of set up time. Wise building owners repair defective stairs and save thousands.

Simple Installation Uses Basic Household Tools

Nothing special is required from your contractor for this project. Stainless screws are drilled directly into the durable stone with a basic drill. Durable rubber mats are secured to indoor stairs with strong glue. Nearly all residents complete an entire staircase on a normal, calm day.

Reducing Loud Footstep Noise In Hallways

Heavy boots create a loud pounding on hollow worn stairs. Annoying echoing noise booms from the hard brick walls for a whole day. Harsh sounds of footsteps are instantly blurred when soft rubber pads are attached. Hallways are more silent and peaceful.

Cushioned Steps Protect Joints From Fatigue

Staring at unforgiving concrete quickly saps energy from weary legs. As they scale towering factory stairs many times each day, rubber pads soften their steps on the knees and ankles. Workers won't be as sore when they finish their long shifts.

Weather Resistance To Exposed Outdoor Entrances

Freezing rain suddenly transforms the entire outdoor staircase into an ice skating rink. Snow drains and pools in worn, deep dips without any indication of deterioration. Textured rubber mats punch through even the slipperiest slush. Pedestrians navigate these slippery outdoor stairs with ease on those awful freezing winter days.

Tough Materials Can Live With Heavy Daily Traffic

Less expensive plastic covers burst apart during the first frigid cold snap. Fine aluminum dish plates and synthetic rubber deal fine with harsh cold. Hot summer sun does not shrink or scorch tough mats, either. Save money on lower quality covers once and never worry about them again.

Easy Cleaning Methods Eliminate Daily Work

Seasonal grease on public stairways is quick and easy to clean. Easy-to-clean synthetic finishes can be swiftly mopped away. Spray dirty exterior stairs clean with a power hose. Day porters can save hours daily by sweeping less.

Preventing Standing Water On Outdoor Stairways

Rain collects in the deep worn step dips and nooks, then multiplies algae in no time. Elevated side wall contours channel rainwater away from step edges. Dry walking surface keeps shoe soles grip firmly without slip. You protect unseen water damage from rotting wooden subfloors.

Commercial Properties Avoid Costly Legal Claims

Falls have become a major source of legal trouble on your premises. Do you have worn slippery steps? Sure fire approach to the big dollar lawsuit from injured visitors: put in non-slip step pads. The wise business person looks after the visitors and the bottom line.

Custom Fitting For Unique Stairway Sizes

Modern public stairs come in all shapes and widths. Rubber roll flooring strips can be cut with simple utility knives. Metal plates are made to fit any size of a wide variety of outdoor steps. There's a solution for full step coverage whatever the size of the stairs.

Updating Older Buildings With Modern Touches

A stone staircase that is worn down from the weight of decades of foot traffic. New black or silver stair treads make worn steps look new. Guests see a fresh, new, highly safe entrance right away. Your entire property will have a well-maintained appearance and be highly appealing.

Protecting Timber Steps From Hidden Rot

Rainwater seeps into cracks and causes wood to decay. Roof covers prevent rain water spray from hitting the front edge of the steps. Waterproofed wood under them do not go away for decades. Replacing rotten wood only one time per year, in spring.

Safe Footing For Elders And Children

Older folks require solid footing on steep stairs Little fingers and small feet leap up stairs without taking note of items in the way Traction pads help avoid slips and falls for more precariously balanced walking parties Families pass through crowded home or public entryways safely.

Chemical Resistance For Salted Winter Steps

Rock salt melts hazardous ice but consumes plain concrete rapidly. Superior grade of metallic treads resist foul winter chemicals with you can trust. De-icing salt rinses clear without destructively etching or decaying your step surfaces. Your steps emerge from harsh freezing winters intact and solid.

Dark Basement Steps Need Maximum Traction

Your cool, basement stairwells get damp and gloomy all year round. Greens quickly pile up on moist basement concrete stairs. Raised rubber nubs cut through slime easily. Man hands easily carry down very heavy box.

Dependable Friction for Securing Your Shoes in Place

Deep tread grooves grab shoe treads just like gear teeth do. Diamond pattern metal tops catch loose dirt below your shoe. Friction literally glued your feet to where you press down hard. The run-ins are no place for slipping even when a flash flood hits outside.

Inexpensive upgrades provide immediate safety benefits

Rebuilding a concrete staircase can cost thousands of hard earned dollars. Each individual pad protects cheap; these stair pads put great protection out to reduce overall liability to the company budget at an instant. As I said, real value-to-cost on the very first day!

Basic Home Drills Are All You Need

A mere power drill will hold those masonry bits very firmly. Everyday stainless screws will keep those metal pads down tight, come what may. You can do an entire stairway in one short, quiet afternoon.

Matching Style Options For Every Home

Black rubber mats don't stand out on black stone steps. Silver aluminum trims are ideal for contemporary glass office towers. Bright yellow safety stripes do a good job of high lighting dangerous drop offs. You get the perfect style every time for your building.

Preventing Paint Wear On Painted Steps

Step edges lose paint due to sandpaper effect of heavy foot traffic. Exposed wood becomes ugly worn areas rapidly without a surface cover. Add surface covers to prevent shoe soles from scraping away layers of paint. Painted staircases look great for far longer.

Durable Covers Ease Future Maintenance Burdens

Crack up when pressured by winter boots.