Our stair tread and riser protection solutions are designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, construction debris, and impact from tools and materials. Prime Extreme Board, Corflute Sheets, and Prime Board offer high durability, preventing scratches, dents, and damage to stair surfaces.

Safety is paramount on construction and renovation sites. Our Vinyl Rubber Mat Roll and Prime Coated Floor Shields with Foam Backing provide an anti-slip surface, reducing the risk of slips and falls while ensuring a secure grip underfoot.

Designed for convenience, our protection materials are lightweight yet strong. Laminated Fleece Roll, Polyester Fleece Roll, and Prime Coated Fabric Floor Shield with Foam Backing can be easily rolled out and secured, while Corflute Sheets and Prime Boards can be cut to size for precise coverage. They are also easy to remove without leaving any residue.

Our Prime Coated Poly and Fabric Floor Shields with Foam Backing provide excellent resistance against spills, water, and moisture, ensuring that stair surfaces remain protected from liquid damage during construction and renovation projects.

Suitable for various surfaces, including wood, concrete, tiles, and carpeted stairs, our stair tread and riser protection materials are ideal for residential and commercial renovations, industrial sites, and high-traffic construction zones.

Several of our protection products, such as Prime Board and Prime Extreme Board, are reusable, making them a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice. These durable boards can be used multiple times, reducing waste and contributing to sustainable construction practices.

Adhesive films, nonslip mats, or heavy-duty coverings can protect stair treads from the ravages of foot traffic, dirt, and construction debris. If you are looking for more permanent solutions, you can use protective finishes like polyurethane or some specific coating. Before choosing the staining method, make sure it works for the material you’re staining, wood, tile, or concrete.

For most building codes, stair tread depth should be at least 10 inches and riser height not more than 7.75 inches. The staircase must keep both dimensions the same throughout for it to be safe and comfortable. Précise requirements are always prudent to consult local regulations.

Stair treads are required to bear weight and give stability to the horizontal surfaces you step on. The vertical sections between the treads are known as risers, which provide the staircase structure and make up the staircase aesthetic. A staircase is comprised of functional and visual elements.

Protect staircases with temporary guards like adhesive films or cushioned mats during construction or renovation. They are available in durable finishes and suitable for anti-slip coatings and protective stair runners. Integrity is also maintained through regular maintenance and cleaning of the staircase.

Protect stair risers from shielding against impacts, scuffs, and stains by adding adhesive guards, temporary barrier panels, or cushioned coverings. If they're painted or finished, apply a sturdy sealant or protective topcoat to keep them in good shape, looking, and withstanding the years.

Stair treads are perfect for a polyurethane or epoxy-based top coat, which is durable and scratch-resistant, particularly for areas of wear and moisture. As if that weren’t enough, optional anti-slip additives help make these coatings safer as well, making them perfect for both residential and commercial applications.