Adhesive Stair Grips Outdoor Treads

Great on out side steps. Great traction control. 30” long which could be longer but works in the middle of steps. Great adhesive so it sticks really well. Make sure the steps are very clean, smooth and dry when you are installing.

Easy to install,wire brushed deck steps first. Looks clean and safe.Tenant loves them.

The steps to the downstairs of our 1948-built house were dangerous. They would never pass code NOW as they are too steep and too short. So, we decided to make them as safe as possible by painting them white (more visible) and attaching stair treads. I looked at several options before deciding on these. Not only do they pop visually but they are secure. They come rolled up so I flattened them, overnight, using some large books. Getting the backing off was a little tricky but once they were attached to these wooden stairs, they weren't coming off. They are incredible slip resistant - your foot feels safe and secure. I now plan to add them to our outdoor deck steps. Highly recommend.

A good item in general but some of the corners stop sticking after a short time.

Arrived in small package with stair treads rolled up. Easy to unroll and remove 4 from the roll of twelve. Pealed the backs off and stuck down to clean, frozen "green" pressure treated So. Yellow Pine. Still down after several days of snow, freezing rain and temperatures in the single digits. I expected the treads not to stick with the existing outside conditions, but they did.

Recently, I rebuilt my front porch. I cut & pre-painted the new stair treads, as well as other new lumber that I used. Of course I read alot of reviews, and the reviews for this product had plenty mention about these curling up on the sides, as well as other similar products. My porch has 6 stairs, so I had 6 pieces of 2 x 10's, ready to go. When I received my order, I placed these on the treads and then stacked the treads. My intention was for the weight of the wood to help with the adhesion. A few days later, I checked for any signs of "curling". There was none, but it didn't take much, picking at the edges, to see that the potential was there. So I pulled them back up (1/2 way at a time) and used a spray adhesive, pressed them back down and did the same for the other halves. I restacked the wood again, for the weight to ensure a good adhesion. The next day, when I checked the edges, I was happy to see, what I thought, was a better adhesion. Albeit, when I pulled them up, after attaching, to spray the adhesive, it wasn't easy. The adhesion "is" pretty good, but it's the curling that I wanted to avoid. The stairs have been open to traffic for several weeks now. Also, it has rained quite a bit, once for a whole week, just about. As of this writing, I am happy to report, there is still no curling. The picture that I'm including, was taken as I am writing this review. I'll be replacing some rotted boards on my back deck in the spring, so again I will have a need to purchase something for the stairs back there, and I will reorder this product. I happened to have spray adhesive already. But it's inexpensive enough to purchase, like $6 - $7 a can. To some, it may feel that it's an unacceptable added step, but I'm ok with it. It was easy enough and I have great results. So, as an unpaid, no free product given user of this product, I WILL purchase this again in the spring. Highly recommend!!

This item goes on great & sticks. Problem is, the adhesive doesn't last long, especially if it's a busy walkway.

Worked great! Most lasted 2 plus years. Had heavy snow and ice…the ones that got messed up were wrecked by shoveling…forgot were they were exactly and scraped up corners