Non-Slip Carpet Stair Treads for Wooden Steps, 15pcs 8x30in Slip Resistance Indoor Peel & Stick Stair Treads Carpet Runner Mats for Elders, Kids, Dogs, Staircase Step Rugs Stair Grip NonSlip, Gray

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!

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.

Purchased because my elderly dog was slipping and falling on the stairs and needed something to grip. We are starting a kitchen renovation soon so I didn’t want to put a nice runner down just before it would get messed up with construction dust and debris but my dog needed something. This was the Compromise.Pros:Very good price.Very easy to install.Very easy to remove and adjust.I can vacuum them and they don’t come up (I am careful at the edges)Have not damaged hardwood stairs in any way. Dog stopped falling on the stairs - most important part!!!Cons:They are not beautiful.They look fairly cheap.They cling to hair and lint and threads a bit. But that is carpeting and why I didn’t have carpeted stairs in the first place, wood is simply easier to keep clean. I like a clean house. I hate cleaning. I am the house cleaner… nuff said.Summary:These work for the purpose I am using them for. I don’t regret purchasing but glad I didn’t spend more. I plan to wash them and donate them when construction is finished, assuming they survive the wash.If you are looking at my pics for color reference we have medium colored oak floors - gunstock to be precise.

My poor dog went sliding down the stairs one too many times along with a few humans. Being in an older house with brand new hard wood floors the steps are short, steep, and slick. After wearing dog booties for a couple weeks they started to irritate my dogs feet and i knew i needed to do something. I was at my wits end carrying my german shepherd down the stairs and seriously considering laying carpet and tack strips into my new hardwood stairs when I came across this. For weeks i looked for alternatives because i didnt want to damage the flooring. Look no further than this product. They product uses zero glue or sticky tape, the non skid pad keeps these runners in place with zero movement and they work phenomenal. Best part is they are very affordable and easily removable. I cleaned off the stairs with Bona before dropping these dudes down and i was amazed how secure they are. The only con is durability, They seems to be wearing on the edge where my dog and I step but they get a lot of traffic. For 50$ or whatever they cost ill replace them when needed, Ultimately they still looking pretty good after 6 months and function like they should. Considering I spent over 200$ on dog booties in a couple of weeks these are just awesome. My dog, girlfriend, and I would like to say thank you for making our lives safer and stress free.