Vinyl Anti-Slip Stair Nosing, Self Adhesive Non-Slip Staircase Step, Flexible Rubber Treads Edge Protector Molding Trim for Outdoor & Indoor Uses (16.4ft, Gray)

We used to finish off our laminate stairs worked great there were a couple spot were backing didn't stick very well so we used two sided tape. The tape we got was too thick and made it bow out a little bit as shown in picture but can't really notice it unless your looking for it. Why did we use this? Well we have 43" wide stairs. Normal stair nosing comes in 78 inch sections at around $40 dollars a piece. With 8 steps we were looking at $320 to finish stairs with one cut pieces. Would have been a little cheaper if we butted nosing pieces together. But this looks great and gives the dog more grip going up and down. We also purchased some little stair rugs and honestly your eyes go straight to the rugs and you don't really notice the rubber. Now maybe on a lighter color floor it would be more noticable so keep that in mind. Hope this helps someone😁 Ps. There are some bends when you get this we layed out on floor and went down straighten it a little bit but once you get it in placed and taped the bends smooth out pretty good.

Cuts easily, works well but needs some help sticking. Do not use another adhesive, it doesn't work. I found using a blow dryer helped the most.

At the top of my stairs there was a lip where it changed from carpet to wood. I put it on that lip as it was slippery and I didn't want myself or children to slip and fall. Boy it worked out great!! I had enough material to do the next level (I have a split foyer) and where my dining room and living room meet. Highly recommend!

Works fine. Prep and use blow dryer.

good quality

This is the second time purchasing this product but the first time I got it from a different vendor. This one is TERRIBLE. Quality!!! Do not purchase from this vendor

Hard to apply evenly. Front edge doesn’t stick well

The edge stair nose protector comes in a flat roll. You have to bend it over the edge. It wants to retain the flat shape. I found it helpful to heat the edge protector with a hair dryer to get the bend to conform to the nose shape. On one the top step I added spirol nails to keep the nose in place as the adhesive was not strong enough.