Anti-slip tape is specified by three things: grit, backing and where it has to survive. This range covers aluminium-oxide grit tape for stairs and truck steps, PVC and PEVA grades for bathrooms and shower floors, and a conformable aluminium-foil base version that bends around edges instead of cracking.
Glow-in-the-dark variants combine the abrasive surface with a photoluminescent layer for stair nosings and emergency routes. Clear PEVA strips suit surfaces where the finish has to stay visible, while 6 x 24 inch heavy-duty rolls are cut for outdoor walkways and vehicle access steps.
The heavy-duty grit and PVC grades with UV-resistant adhesive are the ones specified outdoors; clear PEVA strips are intended for indoor wet areas.
Yes — the photoluminescent products carry the same abrasive surface, so the strip is both a visual marker and a traction surface.
Rolls and treads are cuttable to length and width. The conformable foil-base version is the one for curves and corners.
Stairs, truck steps, walkways and outdoor decks all take anti-slip tape, but not the same one. Grit grade, backing and colour decide whether it survives the first winter.
Read the articleEdge lift, shrinkage and adhesive transfer have specific causes. Diagnose tread tape failures on site before ordering replacement stock.
Read the articleCleaning, abrading and priming steps that decide whether tread tape stays down, plus the temperature window most adhesives need.
Read the articleTell us the tape type, width, length, adhesive and annual volume. We will come back with pricing, sample arrangements and an indicative production schedule.
