Stair Tread Flat Plates provide a permanent anti-slip solution for both interior and exterior steps and landings. They are ideal for addressing worn areas, dangerous steps, and slip hazards. Their durability and robust construction make them a reliable choice for enhancing safety in various environments.
These flat plates are versatile and can be installed on new or existing wood, concrete, or metal structures. Whether you need to retrofit old stairs or enhance new installations, Stair Tread Flat Plates are suitable for a wide range of applications. Their heat-treated aluminum construction ensures longevity and resilience in both indoor and outdoor settings.
Made from extruded heat-treated 6063 T5 aluminum, Stair Tread Flat Plates feature an anti-slip surface composed of a unique blend of mineral abrasive grit and epoxy-filler. This surface is highly resistant to marring, scratches, and chipping, ensuring a long-lasting and effective anti-slip solution.
Stair T tread Flat Plates meet and exceed OSHA and ADA federal specifications, guaranteeing that they provide the highest level of safety and accessibility. This compliance ensures that your stairs and landings are safe for all users, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
Available in custom lengths up to 120 inches and widths of 3.5″, 5.5″, and 7″, these flat plates can be tailored to fit your specific needs. Choose from a range of single color options, including Glow, Red, Yellow, Dark Green, Blue, Black, Grey, and Brown, or opt for black/yellow diagonal hazard striping for high-visibility applications.
Stair Tread Flat Plates are designed for straightforward installation on wood, concrete, or metal structures. Once installed, they require minimal maintenance due to their durable, scratch-resistant surface. This makes them a cost-effective and hassle-free solution for improving stair safety.
They are made from heat-treated exterior grade 6063 T5 aluminum with an anti-slip surface composed of mineral abrasive grit and epoxy-filler.
Yes, they can be installed on new or existing wood, concrete, or metal structures.
Yes, Stair Tread Flat Plates are designed for both indoor and outdoor application.
Yes, they meet and exceed OSHA and ADA federal specifications for safety and accessibility.
Aluminum stair tread nosings are engineered to meet the AS-1428.1-2021 standards. These stair nosings are constructed from high-grade aluminum and feature a carborundum insert. They have been tested to AS4586-2013 standards in a NATA-approved laboratory, earning a P5 slip rating.
The stair nosings are equipped with slip-resistant silicon carbide inserts, suitable for both heavy and light duty applications. They are extremely hard-wearing and have a lifespan of up to 20 years.
Aluminum stair nosing is available with an anodized finish. Upon request, profiles can also be supplied with a hard anodized finish. The black hard anodized finish can reach up to 40μm.
The carborundum insert for aluminum stair nosing is available in black, yellow, grey, white, and over 10 other colors.
The aluminum stair nosings are supplied factory cut to the required site length (such as 3.6m, 3.62m, 3.7m, or other) and come complete with countersunk screw holes, if needed.
Exemplifying an unwavering pursuit of excellence, our company proudly maintains prestigious ISO certifications, including ISO 9001:2008 for rigorous quality management systems.
These certifications serve as a testament to our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional products and services that precisely align with the needs and expectations of our valued customers.
By adhering to these stringent standards, we consistently uphold the highest levels of quality and customer satisfaction.
We highly recommend aluminium stair nosing for its reliability and aesthetic appeal. Suitable for various flooring types, it protects edges from damage, reduces slip risk with grooved surfaces, and offers versatile installation options. Available in anodised silver or gold finishes.
Our stair nosings are ideal for a wide range of applications, including public areas, commercial spaces, offices, and residential settings. They are commonly used in train stations, airports, shopping malls, supermarkets, and garden stairs. They are also essential for high-traffic areas like fire engine access routes in tall buildings.
