📏 Size: 30 mm x 30 mm 📏 Lengths Available: 900 mm ✨ Colours Available: Silver, Gold, Champagne The anodised aluminium stair nosing 30×30 mm is designed to protect stair edges and improve safety with its precision-engineered grooved surface. Made from premium anodised aluminium, it offers outstanding durability, resistance to wear and corrosion, and a sleek professional finish suitable for both residential and commercial applications. With a compact 30 mm x 30 mm profile, the anodised aluminium stair nosing 30×30 mm is perfect for ceramic tiles, wood and laminate stairs. The grooved surface enhances grip, reducing the risk of slips, while the included pre-drilled holes and fixings make installation fast and straightforward for both DIY projects and professional contractors. Key Features: High-quality anodised aluminium for long-lasting performance Grooved anti-slip surface for added safety Protects stair edges from wear, chipping and impact Suitable for ceramic tiles, wood and laminate stairs Pre-drilled holes for easy screw-fix installation Screws and plugs included for quick setup ✔️ APPLICATION ---> The anodised aluminium stair nosing 30×30 mm is ideal for staircases in homes, offices, shops and public buildings. It provides essential edge protection, anti-slip functionality and a neat, professional look, making it suitable for both new builds and refurbishment projects. ✔️ EASY INSTALLATION ---> Position the nosing on the stair edge and align with pre-drilled holes Drill pilot holes into the stair surface if needed Secure using the supplied screws and plugs ✅ Important: Ensure the stair surface is clean, dry and free from dust or grease before installation for maximum stability and adhesion. Choose the anodised aluminium stair nosing 30×30 mm for a compact yet highly effective edge protection solution that delivers safety, style and long-term performance. Order today for prompt UK delivery.
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