Comments on: EdenProducts Non Slip Carpet Stair Treads for Wooden Steps [15pcs 8×30] – Slip Resistance Indoor Peel & Stick Stair Treads Non Slip – Carpet Runner Mats for Elders, Kids, Dogs, Staircase Step Rugs

By: Michelle Anderson

Michelle Anderson — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:32 +0000

These are great ! They never slip , Iâve had to move them around they maintain their grip.

By: Noel

Noel — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:31 +0000

These products are perfect.Delivered when quoted. Did what was required.They are on stairs used by adults. The dreaded teenager and the family legend 35 kilo dog.And are not moving. Easy instructions to follow.I recommend them

By: M. P.

M. P. — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:27 +0000

Easy Installation; Function Perfectly; Enhanced Safety and Appearance
These Eden Products stair treads are well made and easy to install. Straightforward instructions are included: 1) clean the surface of the steps (vacuum and wipe with a clean cloth); 2) determine the location where the treads should reside (use a yardstick or tape measure); 3) remove the backing (it peels away easily and leaves no sticky mess); and 4) apply the adhesive surface of the tread to the stairs (press the tread into place with your hands).All 15 treads were used. The leading edge of the tread was placed 1″ from the edge of the step. Then the tread was centered on the step. A yardstick (1″ wide) was placed along the edge of the step, which allowed a uniform appearance to be easily achieved. Centering the tread was a simple matter and was the same for all 15 steps. Complete installation took only 1 hour.Once placed, the treads have stayed in place with no slippage. They have enhanced the safety of traversing the stairs for both persons and pets. They are easily and quickly cleaned with the vacuum. The treads have greatly improved the appearance of the stairs as well.Very pleased with everything about this product. Would install these again with no hesitation. Recommended without reservation. Theses treads get a grade of A-Plus!

By: J_Ro

J_Ro — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:27 +0000

Helpful & Affordable, but Nothing Lasts Forever.
This is a pretty good product and affordable. I have hardwood stairs and needed something to make the stairs safer for me and my 10 lbs dog. They stick well so long as you make sure you install with no wrinkle or unevenness. Because I have so many pets, including dust bunnies, I swept, washed, dried the hardwood thoroughly, being sure to leave no soap residue or use something oily. Then as I installed them, one by one, I wiped the stair with a micro fiber lint free cloth right before. After a year or more some are still firmly attached and I got a new box to replace ones that came up. I think my cats pulled them up or maybe it was normal wear. Once once a corner comes up, just a little dust gets under it and it continues to work itself loose. I was happy they did not curl and I had to keep and eye on them because it was hard to notice it coming upâunsafe but Iâd rather be mindful and keep the stairs cleaner than see them curl.I kept the ones I pulled up in hopes of figuring out how to revive/reuse the one I had to replace. I seem to remember seeing this in the reviews but didnât have the time to figure it out.

By: CO

CO — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:27 +0000

The product is amazing

By: Jane Poulier

Jane Poulier — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:27 +0000

Look good and work well

By: Kim Ross

Kim Ross — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:27 +0000

This product is great. They completely stick to our timber stairs and create a non-slip surface for our aging dog to be able to easily get up and down the stairs. They remove easily too, allowing for cleaning

By: gobengals

gobengals — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 22:41:25 +0000

Easy installation, attractive, effective, excellent value
Our 20-year-old sealed oak staircase was becoming treacherous for my aging wife and me. This product arrived yesterday and I installed it this morning. I think it will be great for our purposes. We compared its price to alternative approaches of painting the steps with something gritty or installing additional railings, and this approach already looks like the best value. I was worried about the installation, but there was no need. In case it proves helpful to others, here’s the approach I used. First, I cleaned the wood surfaces with cleaning wipes followed by a moist cloth. Second, I fiddled with questions of which layer was the backing and how I could best peel it off. The backing is a very thin clear plastic sheet and not the white material beneath it. There is some challenge in starting to peel it. Sometimes a vigorous pull on the arrowed tab got it to start separating and sometimes not, in which case I ran my thumb over it a few times to initiate the separation. Then, I found that a pair of tweezers was much better than my fingers in gaining a purchase on the sheet after which I could grab hold of it with my fingers. It came off neatly in one piece. The next surprise was that the sticky surface of the tread was not very sticky — at least not to my touch. But it worked great once attached to the stair-tread. I could even make adjustments in its placement by lifting part of it or all of it and then pressing it back on. My wife and I made trial runs up and down the stairs and found the surface very stable to walk on. It does gather fuzz easily and I had to remove a few pieces from the newly applied surfaces before taking these pictures. But this is not really a complaint.