Flexible Anti-Slip PVC Stair Nosing 55 × 40 mm — 730-RD-ON

Flexible anti-slip PVC stair nosing for durable, low-profile protection and improved traction on straight or curved stair runs. Ideal for retrofit safety upgrades and new installs in residential, commercial and public spaces where slip resistance and edge protection are essential.

Key specifications & use case

• Product type: Flexible anti-slip stair nosing / step edge trim
• Use case: Defines tread edges, enhances grip and protects finishes on straight, curved or irregular stairs (schools, retail, offices, homes, care facilities)
• Material: Flexible PVC with integrated anti-slip textured surface (wear-resistant compound)
• Dimensions: 55 mm tread coverage × 40 mm riser/drop (approx.)
• Colour / finish: Contrast non-slip top (options: dark/contrast colours or safety tones) with matte, wipe-clean finish
• Fixing / installation: Trim to length; install with high-bond grab adhesive (recommended) or mechanical fixings where substrate requires

Benefits (safety, durability, compatibility)

• Improved safety: Textured anti-slip surface increases traction to reduce slips and falls — performs well in wet or high-traffic conditions.
• Flexible fit: PVC construction bends to follow curved steps, rounded nosings and irregular runs for a continuous, tidy finish.
• Long-lasting: Designed to resist abrasion, moisture and cleaning chemicals for low lifetime maintenance.
• Edge protection: Shields tile, LVT/vinyl, laminate, timber or concrete edges from chipping and wear.
• Easy retrofit: Adhesive fit avoids heavy disruption on occupied sites; also suitable for new-builds with mechanical fixing if needed.

Quick-scan highlights

• 55 × 40 mm profile — generous tread coverage
• Flexible PVC with textured anti-slip surface
• Suitable for curved or straight staircases
• Moisture-resistant and easy to clean
• Install with high-bond adhesive or mechanical fixings

FAQ

Q: Can I fit this nosing over existing finished stairs without removing the covering?
A: Yes. Clean and dry the surface thoroughly (remove dust, grease and polish). Test-fit and trim to length, then bond with a recommended high-bond adhesive. For very uneven or damaged treads consider light levelling before installation. Allow adhesive cure time before heavy traffic.