Collection: Non-Slip Cast in Place Stair Nosing

Non-Slip Cast in Place Stair Nosing for Wet Concrete

Elevate the safety, durability, and visual clarity of your concrete stair edges with Non-Slip Cast-in-Place Stair Nosing. Designed for installation directly into wet concrete, this stair nosing offers flush, seamless integration, outstanding slip resistance, and visual contrast—helping facilities reduce slips, trips, and falls, while meeting safety codes and maintaining aesthetic value.

Key Features & Benefits of Non-Slip Cast in Place Stair Nosing

• Flush, Clean Installation
  Installs into wet concrete, flush with the stair tread (including concrete steps, steel-pan filled stairs, precast stairs) to yield a smooth, integrated edge that helps eliminate trip hazards. 
• Strong Anti-Slip Performance
  The nosing uses a hard-wearing polymer and/or silicon carbide non-slip surface bonded to an aluminum substrate. It is resistant to abrasion and UV/weather exposure—making it durable in both indoor and outdoor environments. 
• Color Contrast for Visibility
  Contrasting non-slip insert enhances the visibility of stair edges, particularly helpful in low light or for user awareness even under normal lighting. 
• Weather & UV Resistance
  Designed to withstand intense UV exposure, freeze-thaw cycles, salt spray, and general weathering without significant deterioration. 
• Hardy Finish & Material Quality
  Anodized aluminum with protective lacquer finishes are used to prevent corrosion. The non-slip insert is integrally bonded so it won’t detach even under heavy foot traffic. 
• Cost-Effective Code Compliance
  Offers a reliable way to bring new stair constructions up to safety and building code requirements, without needing expensive fixtures or lighting redundancy. 

Typical Use Cases

• New builds and custom stair pours where concrete is placed in situ
• Public and commercial facilities: transit hubs, universities, hospitals, high-rise stairwells
• Areas exposed to outdoor weather, or stairways subject to heavy wear
• Retrofitting stairs being replaced or renovated, where flush, durable edge safety is required