There are quite a few varieties of narrow overlays. Let's try to navigate their diversity.

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Structurally, all types of such coatings can be conditionally divided into two types: the first in the form of narrow strips, bands and profiles and the second in the form of continuous coatings.


Types of overlays
Anti-slip coating for porches is produced in the form of narrow strips from nurse datasuch as rubber, caoutchouc, PVC, tapes with abrasive coating. They can be combined with an anodized aluminum profile.

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Self-adhesive thermoplastic elastomer (TEP) tape Ribbed strips on a self-adhesive base are easy to attach to the horizontal edge of steps with your own hands.
Self-adhesive corner made of TPE L-shaped trims for finishing the edges of treads.
Self-adhesive rubber strips Anti-slip porch pads made of frost-resistant rubber for external and internal stairs made of concrete, wood, metal, tiles or stone.
Embedded rubber profile Unlike the overhead self-adhesive ones, such strips and corners are installed on the steps during the process of their cladding. The attachment points are covered with tiles or wood trim.
Aluminum trim strip An aluminum profile with one, two or three inserts made of rubber or TPE. The worn insert tape can be replaced, while the profile, fixed to the steps with dowels or screws, remains in place.
Aluminum angle The L-shaped analogue of the previous overlay can also have from one to three anti-slip strips.
Embedded aluminum profile One of the most reliable solutions for making a porch non-slip is a built-in profile with a replaceable rubber insert.
Abrasive self-adhesive tape Adhesive strips coated with abrasive particles. Available in strips and rolls of large width, allowing you to cut out slip-resistant porch coverings of any shape and size.
How to choose
When choosing one or another type of anti-slip pads, you should pay attention to the following parameters: