A Defined Finish for a 900mm Stair Edge

This anodised aluminium stair nosing provides a structured finish across the exposed front edge of a step. Measuring 900mm in length, it can cover many standard domestic stair widths with one continuous profile, avoiding unnecessary joins across the same tread. The trim helps create a clear transition between the horizontal tread and vertical stair edge while covering minor cosmetic imperfections beneath the fitted profile. It may also reduce direct contact with the underlying edge during normal use. Before ordering, each intended step should be measured separately because staircase widths and edge shapes can vary, particularly in older or renovated properties.

Grey Anodised Aluminium for a Modern Interior

The aluminium body has a grey anodised finish that gives the profile a clean, modern appearance. Anodising forms a finished surface on the aluminium rather than relying solely on a decorative layer applied over it, making the profile suitable for interiors where appearance and everyday practicality both matter. The neutral grey colour can coordinate with a variety of stair finishes without creating an overly decorative edge. Although the trim can cover minor marks or uneven-looking transitions, it should not be used to conceal structural damage, loose flooring or movement within the stair. Any underlying defect should be repaired before the profile is fitted.

Rubber Insert Along the Main Contact Area

A non-slip rubber insert is provided along the visible contact section of the stair nosing. This creates a more clearly defined surface at the front of the step, where footwear commonly lands when someone moves up or down the staircase. The insert also contrasts with the grey aluminium body, helping make the edge easier to recognise. It should not, however, be treated as a guarantee that slipping cannot occur. Moisture, dust, loose debris, unsuitable footwear and incorrect installation can still affect grip. Regular cleaning and inspection are therefore necessary to keep the rubber surface clear and confirm that it remains seated correctly within the aluminium profile.

Screw-Down Fitting with Hidden Fixing Points

The stair nosing is designed for screw-down installation, and fitting screws are supplied. The aluminium profile should first be positioned across the step so its alignment and coverage can be checked before drilling begins. Once the profile is securely fitted, the rubber insert is intended to cover the screw positions, leaving a cleaner surface without visible screw heads across the main contact area. The underlying stair must be firm and suitable for mechanical fixing. Depending on whether the base is timber, masonry, tile or another material, different preparation or appropriate plugs may be required. The supplied screws should therefore be checked for compatibility with the actual stair substrate.

Measuring, Cleaning and Inspecting the Profile

The listed profile measures 45mm x 25mm in addition to its 900mm length. These dimensions determine how much of the tread and front edge the nosing will cover, so the complete stair profile should be checked rather than measuring only its width. Once installed, loose grit can be removed with a soft brush, cloth or suitable vacuum attachment. The aluminium and rubber insert may then be wiped using a mild cleaner compatible with both surfaces and dried thoroughly. Abrasive tools and aggressive chemicals should be avoided. The screws, rubber insert and profile ends should also be inspected periodically so movement, lifting or damage can be addressed promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this stair nosing?

The stair nosing measures 900mm in length with a listed profile of 45mm x 25mm. These dimensions determine how much of the tread and front edge the trim will cover, so both areas should be measured before ordering. Stair widths can vary between steps, particularly on older or altered staircases.

How is the aluminium stair profile installed?

The profile is designed for screw-down installation, and screws are supplied. Position the nosing across the stair edge, confirm that it sits level, and mark the fixing points before drilling. The underlying stair must be suitable for mechanical fixing, and any required plugs or substrate-specific preparation should be selected accordingly.

Are the screw heads visible after installation?

After the aluminium profile has been screwed into position, the rubber insert is intended to cover the screw locations. This creates a cleaner finished appearance without exposed screw heads across the visible surface. The insert should be seated evenly along the profile so it does not lift, twist or leave sections of the fixings exposed.

Does the rubber insert make the staircase completely slip-proof?

The rubber insert provides a defined non-slip contact area along the stair edge, but it cannot make the staircase completely slip-proof. Grip can still be affected by water, dust, loose debris, unsuitable footwear or incorrect fitting. Keep the insert clean and inspect the nosing regularly for movement, damage or lifting.

Which stair surfaces can this nosing be fitted to?

The supplied information confirms screw-down installation but does not list specific compatible flooring types. The profile should be fitted only where the underlying stair edge is firm, level and suitable for the supplied or correctly selected mechanical fixings. Compatibility should be checked before drilling into wood, masonry, tile or another substrate.

How should the anodised stair nosing be cleaned?

Remove loose grit from the aluminium and rubber insert with a soft brush, cloth or suitable vacuum attachment. Wipe the profile using a lightly damp cloth and a mild cleaner compatible with anodised aluminium and rubber, then dry it thoroughly. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemicals that could mark the grey finish or damage the insert.

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1. Shipping Destinations
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3. Delivery Time
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Express Delivery: 1–2 business days (available at an additional charge).
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