COSY HOMEER Edging Stair Treads 28in 🏠
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Product description
This indoor stair runner solves slippery step worries for busy homes with kids and pets. Non-slip backing grips wooden stairs so daily traffic feels more secure, and the low profile reduces door catches. If you want safer steps without major installation, these mats are a practical fix.
These non-slip stair treads bring immediate grip and a softer surface underfoot, perfect for busy households. The mats stick down with TPE backing and peel off cleanly when you need to reposition them. Keep in mind that they work best on dry surfaces and may need cleaning after heavy soiling. 🐶
Key features
Wide enough to cover common step surfaces, these runners aim to cut slips and soften footsteps. They are made of 100% polyester face fabric with a TPE non-skid backing, which the manufacturer says endures washing up to 30 cycles without losing traction. The thin 0.4 inch profile helps doors clear the edge. Use them on wooden steps, in family rooms, or in corridors to reduce noise and add a non-slip layer. Also note that while they resist water contact, prolonged wetness can reduce adhesion, so dry the area after spills. 🧼
Tech specs
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Name: COSY HOMEER Edging Stair Treads Non-Slip Carpet Mat 15pc
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Size: 28inX9inX0.4in
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Material: 100% Polyester
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Type: Indoor stair runner
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Color: Black
Benefits
The mats add traction where it matters and cushion steps to make walking quieter. They come in a pack of 15 pieces so you can cover multiple stairs at once or replace worn pieces over time. Installation is quick, just clean the step, peel the backing, and press in place. If you need to move them they peel off without leaving residue and the backing is designed not to scuff floors. 😊
How to take care of it
Routine care is simple, brush or vacuum to remove dirt and wash as needed according to the manufacturer. The non-slip strips can be washed repeatedly up to 30 times without affecting grip, according to the product details. For best adhesion, keep the stair surface dry, and if a mat loses stick after heavy use, try cleaning both the mat and the step surface before reapplying. 💡
