Gritguard Anti-Slip Stair Tape

$22.95

Safety stair tape with a grinding grit surface on an adhesive backing for firm footing and hazard marking on steps. It presses flat to the tread to give shoes and feet steady traction.

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Specifications

Material: Grinding grit surface on an adhesive backing
Color: Black, black and yellow, and clear
Made for: Stairs and steps, hazard warning and safety
In the box: 1 roll of tape
Length: 16.4 ft (5 m) per roll
Sizes: Widths 1 in (2.5 cm), 2 in (5 cm) and 4 in (10 cm)

What this tape is and what it is made of

Gritguard Anti-Slip Stair Tape is a roll of safety tape with a grinding grit surface on an adhesive backing. The grit gives feet and shoes something to grip, while the adhesive holds the tape flat against the step. Use it on stairs and steps, and anywhere you want a clear hazard warning or a safer walking surface.

The tape is made for stairs and steps, hazard warning, and safety. The grinding grit surface adds traction where you place it.

Sizes and length

Each roll is 16.4 ft (5 m) long. Pick the width that matches your step and the look you want. A narrow width suits a single strip down the middle of a step. A wider width covers more of the tread and gives a bolder safety line.

Width	Best for
1 in (2.5 cm)	Narrow strips, small steps, light traffic areas
2 in (5 cm)	Most stairs and steps, a balanced strip
4 in (10 cm)	Wide coverage, high traffic steps, strong warning lines

One roll covers several steps when you cut strips to fit. Measure your step depth before you cut so each strip sits where feet land.

Colors

Choose from three color options.

Black: a low profile look that blends with dark steps.
Black and yellow: a classic hazard warning stripe that stands out on any step.
Clear: a discreet option that lets the step surface show through while still adding grit.

Black and yellow is the pick for safety zones and shared spaces where people need to see the edge of a step. Black and clear work well when you want traction without a loud stripe.

How to fit and use it

Clean the step. Remove dust, grease, and loose paint. A dry, clean surface helps the adhesive hold.
Measure and cut. Cut the tape to the width or length you need with scissors or a utility knife.
Peel and press. Peel the backing and press the tape onto the step. Start at one end and work out any air bubbles.
Press firmly. Run your hand or a roller over the whole strip so the adhesive makes full contact.
Let it set. Give the tape time to bond before heavy use.

Place the tape near the front edge of the tread, where feet land first. For hazard warning, run a strip along the edge of each step so the change in height is easy to see.

Care and upkeep

Sweep or wipe the tape with a damp cloth to keep the grit clear of dirt and leaves. A clean grit surface grips better. Avoid harsh solvents and heavy scrubbing, which can wear down the adhesive or the grit. If a strip starts to lift at a corner, press it back down. Replace the tape when the grit is worn smooth or the adhesive no longer holds.

Check the tape now and then on steps that see a lot of traffic. A fresh strip takes only a minute to cut and press into place.