Rubber-Cal "Diamond-Plate Non-Slip Rubber Tread Stair Mats (6 Pack), Black, 9.75" X 29.75"

These are very good quality rubber mats.They look great easy to cut with utility knife. I used two types of adhesive. Red Devil window & door sealant. Around the perimeter of the mats. I than used Gorilla Glue original glue it’s a polyurethane glue.Which is a great adhesive for rubber.Be careful because it expands to 3 times the volume. So use it sparingly. Because of the 2 different adhesives I was more than confident about the hold strength.(Both adhesives bought from Amazon.) You can always use tacks/nails to hold it down but it will have a more unsightly look. Watch some YouTube videos on installing rubber mats. Their are a few really good ones. With great tips from the PROs. You then should be good to go.

These treads are perfect! My steps are a little narrow front-to-back, so I carefully cut about 2" off. They were easy to trim with a sharp utility knife. The steps were freshly painted, so the surface was very clean. I stuck them down with "Heavy Duty Double Sided Rug Tape [2"x30yd] Rug Gripper" and they are holding up fine. I placed one strip on each side, one in the back, and I used a very thin strip to hold down the "nose" in front. Very pleased with this great product that uses recycled content!

I screwed these down to my steps as the wood was rather slimy and I didn't think glue would stick and I needed to get them installed. I used 6 screws per tread. These steps get very little use but one tread corner has ripped off already. I can add more screws but obviously the material is not very tough. They do the job however and let me get safely up the wet steps with a walker after a knee replacement.

When I painted my garage staircase leading from the front porch down onto the cement floor, I felt that the recently painted staircase was a little slippery and didn't provide a secure surface for carrying bags of groceries and other items up into the house proper. Therefore, I added 6 Rubber-Cal "Diamond-Plate Non-Slip Rubber Tread Stair Mats to the staircase using Gorilla glue to attach them to the painted wood. Worked out just fine. More secure for sure and also added a bounce to my step as I walked up and down them. They look good too and contribute to a finished look to my remodeled garage.

These treads were the perfect solution to keep my dog from slipping when going down our composite decking stairs. She is a 60 lb lab so carrying her down was not sustainable. I did not need to use any adhesive or 2x-sided tape since the treads stay in place for my dog for the most part. They do move slightly over a period of days, and i would adhere them if they were for human use. But my goal was have a temporary solution and these are working great.

Easy to install. I wish there was an option for a deeper step, but I only needed 2 so I was able to cut one & add it to the back. The quality is good, deep tread, thick but flexible rubber so it was easy to manipulate to fit.

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I have two wooden porches - 4 steps to the front, 6 to the back. The wood gets slippery in the wet, and we needed something to fix that. These treads do the trick! I like that they do not require adhesive; they adhere naturally and firmly to the painted wood. Installation is a matter of laying them down. They can be adjusted easily by hand and they will stay in place. They are much easier to clean than the steps - hosing off does it. Front and back steps are much safer now, and maybe I won't have to repaint the wood so often.