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View full detailsEspecially in winter, outdoor stairs pose an increased safety risk. Snow and ice make the steps slippery, leading to injuries and falls. Our anti-slip safety mats for stairs ensure that you arrive safely at the end of the stairs. The textured PVC granulate surface structure allows stairs to remain accessible even in the harshest winter conditions. The step mats are specially made for outdoor use and can withstand any weather. Thanks to the double-sided adhesive tape, they are firmly mounted on the stairs and offer a high level of safety. If necessary, the step mats can also be screwed in place.
The safety mats for outdoor stairs are not only the ideal solution for private use: Hospitals, medical and physiotherapy practices and public buildings, in particular, rely on the safety step mats to protect their elderly or sick visitors.
To ensure that the safety step mats match your stairs aesthetic, you can choose between the colours anthracite and brown. Furthermore, the safety mats for stairs are available in two different sizes and can thus be applied to both small and large treads. The aluminium rail provides a beautiful visual finish to the mats and prevents the safety mats from protruding upwards over time and thus creating new tripping hazards.
