Gripweave Loop Pile Stair Tread Mats

What these stair tread mats are

Gripweave Loop Pile Stair Tread Mats are flat mats that sit on your stair steps and stay in place. Each mat is made of polyester loop pile with a low surface about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick. The edges are bound for a clean finish, and the rubber backing grips the step below.

The low loop pile keeps a neat, flat look on the step. The mat lies on the tread and stops short of the nose, so the front edge of your wooden step stays visible. This is a simple way to add grip and soften the sound of footsteps on indoor wooden stairs.

These mats also work on kitchen and entryway floors where you want a small, washable mat with a non-slip base.

Sizes and set options

Each option is a single tread or a set of five. Pick the width that matches your steps. Steps should be 15 in (38 cm) deep and 30 in (76 cm) wide or wider for these mats to fit well.

Measure your step depth and width before you order. If your steps are wider than the mat, the mat still sits centered on the step. A set of five covers five steps. For a full staircase, count your steps and order the number of sets you need.

Colors

These stair tread mats come in four colors:

• Beige
• Brown
• Black and white
• Gray

The solid loop pile has a quiet, woven look that suits wood stairs, painted steps and tile. Beige and gray blend with light floors. Brown works with warm wood tones. Black and white adds a clean contrast on pale steps.

How to fit and use them

Place each mat flat on the step, centered from side to side. The mat should sit on the tread and stop short of the nose. Smooth it down with your hands so the rubber backing makes contact with the step.

The rubber backing is non-slip, so the mat holds on wooden stairs indoors. Use them on wooden steps, in the kitchen or at the entryway. The flat profile means doors and feet pass over them without a raised lip at the front edge.

For a full staircase, start at the top step and work down. Check that each mat is straight and centered before you move to the next step. If a mat shifts, lift it and press it down again.

Care and cleaning

These mats are easy to keep clean. Vacuum them on the floor or on the step. For small spills, spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.

When a deeper clean is needed, machine wash or hand wash them. Let them air dry fully before you put them back on the steps. A dry rubber backing grips best.

Check the mats now and then. If a mat curls or slides, wash and dry it, then press it back into place on the step.