NSL16 Tredsafe — 66 × 32 mm Aluminium Non-Slip Stair Nosing Edge Trim (with PVC Insert)

Professional aluminium non-slip stair nosing for finishing and protecting stair front edges in busy internal environments. The NSL16 Tredsafe combines a robust anodised aluminium body with a replaceable PVC anti-slip insert, giving durable edge protection, excellent traction and a neat, concealed-fix finish for commercial, public and residential stairways.

Key specifications & use case

• Product type: Aluminium non-slip stair nosing / edge trim (rakeback style)
• Use case: Protects and defines stair leading edges, improves traction and prolongs tread life on internal stairs (schools, offices, retail, apartment blocks, homes)
• Material: Anodised aluminium body + PVC anti-slip insert (replaceable)
• Dimensions: 66 mm tread coverage × 32 mm riser/drop (approx.)
• Finish / colour: Satin anodised metallic profile with contrasting dark PVC insert (other insert colours may be available)
• Fixing method: Screw-fix (pre-drill); insert typically conceals fixings for a tidy appearance
• Lengths: Supplied in standard trade lengths — cut to size on site

Benefits (safety • durability • compatibility)

• High traction: PVC insert provides confident grip underfoot to reduce slips — performs well in damp or high-traffic conditions.
• Replaceable insert: Swap worn inserts quickly without replacing the entire nosing — lower lifecycle cost and minimal downtime.
• Robust protection: Anodised aluminium nose shields step fronts from chipping, impact and heavy wear.
• Professional finish: Concealed-fix design and satin anodised look deliver a clean, architectural stairline.
• Versatile compatibility: Suitable for tile, LVT/LVP, laminate, engineered wood and stone treads — ideal for both new builds and retrofit upgrades.

Quick-scan bullets

• 66 × 32 mm anodised aluminium rakeback nosing
• Replaceable PVC non-slip insert for long service life
• Concealed screw-fix installation for a neat finish
• Improves safety, protects edges and enhances step definition
• Cut-to-length for custom stair widths; low maintenance

FAQ

Q: How do I replace the PVC insert when it becomes worn?
A: Pry out the old insert gently along its length, clean the channel to remove dust/debris, then press the new PVC insert into the profile until it clicks or seats fully. For best results inspect inserts regularly in high-traffic areas and replace once traction diminishes.