Luminous Flat Stair Nosing

High-visibility photoluminescent flat stair nosing with integrated non-slip strips. Boost safety, meet egress codes, and improve stair edge clarity in dark or emergency conditions.

Ensure every stair edge is clearly visible—day or night—with Luminous Flat Stair Nosing. Designed for emergency egress and everyday safety, these stair nosings combine advanced photoluminescent inserts with rugged non-slip surfaces to deliver code-compliant performance, long-term durability, and reliable visibility when light fades.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Photoluminescent Technology: Charges under natural or artificial light to emit glow for hours after power loss, making stair edges clearly visible in darkness. 
  • Integrated Non-slip Surface: Many series include non-slip grooves or anti-slip strips (silicon carbide or ridged faces) to reduce risk of slips and falls. 
  • Multiple Profiles / Series: Various widths and series (e.g. F3-G, F4-E20, F5101, F5B-E20, F6-E20, F7-E30, F8-E40, RF5-E40, etc.) allow matching to different substrate types, aesthetic needs, and code requirements. 
  • Versatile Installation: Can be installed using polyurethane adhesive alone or adhesive + mechanical fasteners. Works flush on stairs made of concrete, timber, tile, steel, checker plate, resilient flooring, and thin carpeted stairs. 
  • Durability & Outdoor Suitability: Anodized aluminum finishes help resist corrosion; photoluminescent inserts and surface treatments withstand UV/weather exposure; ridges protect from wear. 
  • Aesthetic Options: Available finishes beyond standard clear anodized: black, light bronze, dark bronze (for certain series) to blend with architecture. 

Use Cases

Flat stair nosings are ideal for:

  • Emergency exit stairways where visibility is crucial for evacuation
  • High-traffic areas (public buildings, transit hubs, hospitals, schools) where slip resistance and safety under all lighting conditions are required
  • Retrofits or new builds aiming to meet or exceed fire, building and life safety codes
  • Areas where stair treads need to be flush and aesthetically consistent, yet safe underfoot