• 1m Length

• Aluminium Construction

• Anti-Slip Stair Edge Profile

• Protective Nosing Trim for Tiled Steps

• Durable Aluminium Stair Edging for Neat, Defined and Safer Tile Finishing

Practical Protection for Exposed Tile Edges

This 1m aluminium stair nosing is designed to finish and protect the exposed front edge of tiled steps. Stair edges experience concentrated foot traffic and regular contact, which can leave an uncovered tile edge more vulnerable to wear, impact and an unfinished appearance over time.

The rigid aluminium construction creates a defined boundary between the horizontal tread and the front face of the step. Compared with flexible PVC or rubber edging, aluminium retains its shape after installation and provides a firmer finishing detail around the staircase.

For tiled stair projects, the profile can help create a more complete appearance while adding a protective layer over an area that is regularly exposed during everyday use.

Anti-Slip Edging Where Foot Contact Is Highest

The profile is specifically described as anti-slip, making additional surface traction one of its main practical features. The front section of a stair is an important contact point when people move between steps, so positioning a slip-resistant profile in this area can provide a more secure surface under normal use.

The anti-slip feature works alongside the aluminium construction rather than serving only as a decorative detail. The result is a stair edge that combines a clearly defined finish with practical surface grip.

This makes the profile particularly relevant for tiled stairs where smooth flooring and exposed edges need a dedicated finishing solution without replacing the appearance of the surrounding tiles.

1m Profile for Individual Stair Widths

The stair nosing is supplied in a 100cm, 1m or approximately 3.3ft length. This format is convenient for individual steps and smaller staircase projects where a full long-length profile is not required.

Before installation, each stair should be measured separately to determine whether the 1m section can be used at its supplied length or needs to be shortened. Even apparently identical stairs can vary slightly in width, particularly in older or renovated properties.

When trimming is required, suitable aluminium-cutting tools should be used to create a clean edge. Accurate measuring and careful preparation can help the finished sections align consistently across multiple tiled steps.

Aluminium Profile for a Clean Tile Transition

Tiled staircases need careful edge finishing because the exposed end of a tile can otherwise remain visible around the front of the tread. A dedicated aluminium nosing creates a clearer and more deliberate transition at this point while helping shield the vulnerable tile edge from direct contact.

The rigid metal construction also produces a more structured look than softer flexible trims. This can work well in contemporary interiors where clean lines and clearly finished stair edges are preferred.

The supplied information does not state the exact profile dimensions or compatible tile thickness. These details should therefore be checked against the staircase and tile installation where precise fitting requirements are important.

Preparing and Maintaining the Stair Nosing

The supplied specifications do not identify a particular fixing method, so installation should be selected according to the actual profile design, tiled surface and underlying staircase construction. Adhesive or mechanical fixing should not be assumed unless confirmed for the product being installed.

Before fitting, make sure the stair edge is clean, stable and accurately measured. The nosing should sit evenly along the front of the step without creating raised or misaligned sections that could interfere with the finished staircase.

Routine care can be carried out using a soft cloth, brush or other non-abrasive cleaning method suitable for aluminium. Keeping dust and debris away from the anti-slip surface helps maintain a clean appearance, while periodic checks can identify any movement or damage that needs attention.