Anti-slip for outdoor wooden stairs?

[Great]

Hello!

Does anyone have a good suggestion for anti-slip protection for an outdoor wooden staircase?

I checked these out a bit, it says they are nailable

https://amzn.eu/d/34E1iYO

Anyone with any other good suggestions?

I think tape strips are out because they tend to come off over time?

 

[klaskarlsson]

Hello!

Does anyone have a good suggestion for anti-slip protection for a wooden outdoor staircase?



I looked at these a bit, it says they are nailable

[link]

Anyone with any other good suggestions?

Tape strips might not work since they tend to come off over time?

I have the same issue.
The ones you linked seemed interesting, might be possible to screw them down...

Wonder if they might quickly clog and not stay "sandpapery"? Maybe some kind of metal list could work otherwise...

 

[HogeN]

https://www.denios.se/shop/arbetsskydd/golvmarkering-och-halkskydd/halkskyddstejp/

https://www.paintpro.se/farg-ytbeha...PX8QvkkIxDrONdUDfIiy1_qI5pBtjwpYeF-wy2GbbWN_3

 

[yonna]

Slippery conditions on such stairs only occur in winter. I then place a long rag rug. It works well and avoids having an unsightly staircase the rest of the year.

 

[Purre]

We have a wooden staircase and use it daily. I only sweep it in the winter, and if you do it before stepping in the snow, it's not a big problem and it doesn't become directly icy and slippery.

 

[Dan_Johansson]

Have seen some who have stapled chicken wire, it seems to work as well...

 

[yonna]

We have a wooden staircase and use it daily. I only sweep it off in the winter and if you do it before stepping in the snow, it's not a major problem, and it doesn't become directly icy and slippery.

This probably depends on where you live in the country. In the cold north with snow, snow shoveling works well. Here in the south, the problem is extreme slipperiness. Additionally, I protect the stairs from those equipped with damaging spikes. This applies to a few weeks per year.