6”x30” Stair Treads Non-Slip Outdoor Tape – (10-Pack) Black Anti-Slip Strips

Wonderful product
Product is as advertised. Very easy to install and keeps us from sliding on our very slippery back porch. Thank you

Long lasting
Good product. I placed them on the stairs coming from our deck. They lasted 2 years which I think is remarkable considering all the rain and snow they were exposed to.Bought another box to replace the old ones.

Look good on a trailer ramp
I installed these on a painted trailer ramp that was way too slippery and I couldn’t be happier with the result. I started with a freshly painted (and cured) plywood ramp. While there’s a good amount of extremely sticky adhesive on the back, I can’t imagine that you’d have good luck getting these, or anything, to adhere to extremely weathered concrete or wood. If possible, level and paint before application to weathered surfaces. That being said, here’s how I installed them:1. Measured and squared the strips to the ramp, using masking tape to hold the strips in place before removing backing. After the first strip, I used a J Roller to get the masking tape to stick to the sandpaper side. Tape does not want to stick to sandpaper without some persuasion.2. Flip the strip back, using the masking tape as a hinge, so that the backing paper is now facing up. My wife removed the backing paper because fingernails are a requirement here as there’s no score mark on the backing.3. Carefully flip the strip back onto the ramp, adhesive side down, using the tips of my fingers to lightly set the adhesive from the taped edge to the free edge. This avoids creating bubbles.4. Set the strips with my weight on a J Roller. This is 80 grit sandpaper. You don’t want to use your fingers to set the adhesive unless you don’t mind leaving your fingertips on the strips.Once the backing paper is off, the strips are much more supple than I would have imagined. I work with sandpaper and emery cloth all the time and these are not as stiff as those. The adhesive reminds me of flypaper. It’s seriously sticky stuff. It’s a generous layer but not enough to fill gaps. Get your placement right the first time because once these things are down, they’re not coming off without a fight.Start to finish on 8 strips was about 20 minutes. I spent more time planning and taping than actually setting the strips. I feel better about walking on the ramp now so this was a worthwhile and inexpensive fix to a potentially dangerous problem.

Perfect for adding traction to make stairs safe
These treads provide traction on my composite decking/stairs, which become treacherously slippery during frost and freezing rain in our New England weather. Bought my first set a few years ago and replaced them with a new set this week to keep family and friends safe. Easy to apply. Look great. Most importantly, provide safe footing during our New England winters.

we used this product on the foot rsts of moms transport chair so her feet won’t slip offalso used it on the stairs of our back deck going to the pool

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