ASL10 85 × 32 mm Aluminium Non-Slip Stair Nosing Edge Trim — With PVC Insert

Heavy-duty aluminium stair nosing for protecting step fronts and delivering high traction on busy stairways. Designed to give wide tread coverage and a replaceable PVC anti-slip insert, the ASL10 is ideal for commercial, public and high-traffic residential stairs where safety, longevity and a neat finish matter.

Main product type & use case

Aluminium non-slip stair nosing — finishes and protects stair leading edges, increases grip and clearly defines treads on tile, LVT, laminate, engineered wood or stone steps in offices, schools, retail and communal housing.

Key specifications

• Product type: Non-slip stair nosing / edge trim (rakeback style)
• Material: Anodised aluminium body with replaceable PVC anti-slip insert
• Dimensions: 85 mm tread coverage × 32 mm riser/drop (approx.)
• Colour / finish: Satin anodised aluminium with contrasting dark PVC insert (other insert colours may be available)
• Fixing method: Screw-fix (insert conceals fixings for a tidy finish)
• Lengths: Supplied in trade lengths; cut to size on site

Benefits (safety, durability, compatibility)

• Enhanced safety: Wide PVC insert gives generous contact area and excellent traction to reduce slips and falls.
• Durable construction: Anodised aluminium resists corrosion, impact and heavy foot traffic for long service life.
• Cost-effective maintenance: Replaceable PVC insert lets you refresh grip without changing the whole profile.
• Professional finish: Concealed screw fixings and clean aluminium lines produce a tidy, architectural look.
• Wide compatibility: Works with tile, stone, LVT/LVP, laminate and wood stair treads — suitable for new builds and retrofits.

Quick-scan highlights

• 85 × 32 mm heavy-coverage nosing
• Anodised aluminium body + replaceable PVC anti-slip insert
• Concealed screw-fix installation for a neat finish
• Ideal for commercial & high-use residential stairs
• Easy to cut to length; insert replaceable for long life

FAQ

Q: How do I replace the PVC insert when it wears out?
A: Remove the old insert (pry gently along its length), clean the channel, then press in the replacement PVC strip until it seats fully. For heavy-use sites check insert condition periodically and replace as soon as traction diminishes.