ASL15 66 × 32 mm Aluminium Non-Slip Stair Nosing Edge Trim — With PVC Insert

Durable aluminium non-slip stair nosing for protecting step fronts and improving traction on busy stairways. Use the ASL15 to finish and reinforce treads in commercial, public or residential settings — ideal where clear step definition and replaceable anti-slip performance are required.

Key specifications & use case

• Product type: Aluminium stair nosing / non-slip edge trim (rakeback-style)
• Use case: Finishes and protects stair leading edges, improves slip resistance and prolongs tread life on tiled, LVT, laminate, wood or stone stairs
• Material: Anodised aluminium body with PVC anti-slip insert (replaceable)
• Dimensions: 66 mm tread coverage × 32 mm riser/drop (approx.)
• Finish / colour: Satin anodised metallic with contrasting dark PVC insert (other insert colours may be available)
• Fixing method: Screw-fix (pre-drill) — insert typically conceals fixings for a neat appearance
• Lengths: Supplied in standard trade lengths; cut to required stair width on site

Benefits (safety, durability, compatibility)

• Improved safety: PVC insert provides high-friction grip to reduce slips and falls, even in damp conditions.
• Replaceable insert: Swap worn inserts quickly instead of replacing the whole profile — lower lifecycle cost.
• Robust protection: Aluminium nose guards step edges from chipping, impact and heavy foot traffic.
• Professional finish: Concealed fixings and anodised finish deliver a tidy, architectural look.
• Wide compatibility: Suits tile, stone, LVT/LVP, laminate, engineered wood and most hard treads — suited to both new builds and retrofits.

Quick-scan highlights

• 66 × 32 mm aluminium rakeback nosing
• Replaceable PVC anti-slip insert for long service life
• Concealed screw-fix installation for a clean finish
• Ideal for commercial, retail, education and residential stairways
• Cut-to-length on site; low maintenance and easy insert replacement

Installation tip

Dry-fit the profile, mark and cut to length, pre-drill pilot holes appropriate for your substrate, screw-fix the base plate, then press the PVC insert into place. Inspect inserts periodically and replace when grip reduces.

FAQ

Q: How often should the PVC insert be checked or replaced?
A: Frequency depends on traffic. In heavy-use commercial areas inspect monthly; in typical domestic use every 6–12 months. Replace inserts when the textured surface shows visible wear or grip reduction to maintain optimal safety.