Frequently Asked Questions

Stair nosings are protective edge strips fitted to the front of stair treads. They serve multiple purposes: preventing slip accidents, protecting stairs from wear, meeting building regulations, and improving visibility for those with impaired vision. They're essential for both safety compliance and extending the life of your stairs.

Yes, all our products are designed to meet UK Building Regulations, including:

• Part K – Protection from falling and collision
• Part M – Access to and use of buildings
• BS 8300 – Design for disabled access

Our contrasting nosings meet the requirements for visually impaired users.

We offer stair nosings in multiple materials:

• Aluminium – Lightweight, durable, ideal for most applications
• GRP/Fibreglass – Heavy-duty, excellent for external and industrial use
• Rubber/PVC – Flexible, great for refurbishment projects
• Brass – Premium finish for high-end residential

Yes! We offer a cut-to-length service for most of our stair nosing products. Simply provide the measurements you need when ordering, or contact our team for assistance. This ensures a perfect fit with minimal on-site cutting required.

Installation varies by product type but typically involves:

• Screw-fixed – Drill, countersink and screw into substrate
• Adhesive-fixed – Use high-strength adhesive for bonding
• Channel systems – Insert nosing into pre-installed track

We provide detailed PDF installation guides and video tutorials for every product range.

We offer fast UK delivery on all orders:

• Standard Delivery – 2-3 working days
• Express Delivery – Next working day (order before 2pm)
• Free Delivery – On orders over £100

Large or bulk orders may require pallet delivery – contact us for details.

Yes, we offer trade accounts for contractors, architects, and facilities managers. Benefits include:

• Competitive bulk pricing
• 30-day payment terms (subject to approval)
• Dedicated account manager
• Priority technical support

Contact us to apply for a trade account.

Ramp/Angled – Gradual slope, best for high-traffic areas and wheelchair access
Bullnose/Round – Curved edge, traditional look, good for residential stairs
Pencil Edge – Minimal profile, sleek modern appearance

Choose based on your aesthetic preference and the level of protection required.