• Champagne Finish
• Rubber Insert
• 90cm Stair Slat
• 46mm x 30mm Profile
• Stair Nosing Slat with Rubber Insert for Practical Step Edge Finishing

Champagne Stair Nosing for Finished Step Edges 

A stair nosing slat provides a neat way to finish the exposed front edge of a step while creating a more substantial transition between the tread and stair edge. This 90cm profile features a champagne finish with a rubber insert, combining a decorative appearance with a practical edge-finishing design.

The 46mm x 30mm profile gives the slat a noticeable presence on the front of a suitable stair tread. Its champagne appearance can complement contemporary interiors, while the rubber insert provides a contrasting element across the nosing and adds a functional surface detail.

A Substantial 46 x 30mm Profile for Stair Edges

The 46mm width and 30mm height create a relatively substantial stair nosing profile designed for suitable step-edge applications. Before purchasing, the dimensions should be compared with the available tread and riser area to ensure the profile will sit correctly.

A correctly sized nosing can help create a more finished appearance around the leading edge of a staircase. The 90cm length is particularly practical for individual stair sections where a manageable profile length is preferred.

Champagne Finish with Contrasting Rubber Detail

The champagne finish gives the stair nosing a warm metallic-style appearance that can work well with modern decorative schemes. The integrated rubber insert adds visual contrast and provides a distinct surface element along the leading edge.

Rubber Insert for Functional Edge Finishing

The rubber insert forms an important part of the profile design. Rubber is commonly used around stair-edge products because it provides a slightly softer and more resilient surface than a fully rigid exposed edge.

The supplied product information identifies rubber as the material. The insert should be kept clean and free from excessive debris during normal use to help maintain its appearance and condition over time.

90cm Length for Individual Stair Projects

At 90cm long, the profile is suited to stair sections that can be covered within this length. Accurate measurement is recommended before installation, particularly where the staircase width is close to or greater than the available profile length.

Measuring first also helps establish how many pieces are required for the complete staircase. Each step should be considered individually where stair widths, returns or unusual edge details differ.

Preparing the Stair Edge Before Installation

The stair surface should be clean, dry and structurally sound before fitting. Dust, loose material, grease and other contamination should be removed from the area where the nosing will be positioned.

The profile should be aligned carefully along the leading edge of the tread before final fixing. Taking time to establish the correct position helps create a straight, consistent finish across the staircase and reduces the risk of visible alignment problems.

Choosing the Right Nosing for Your Staircase

The correct stair nosing depends on the dimensions, substrate and finish of the existing steps. This profile is a suitable option to consider where a 90cm length, 46mm x 30mm size, champagne appearance and rubber insert meet the requirements of the project.

Before ordering, compare the profile dimensions with your stair edge and consider how its finish will work alongside the existing tread and surrounding interior. This helps ensure the finished installation looks intentional rather than simply added as an afterthought.

Product Specifications

• Condition: New
• Product Type: Stair Nosing Slat
• Material: Rubber
• Finish: Champagne
• Profile Size: 46mm x 30mm
• Item Length: 90cm
• Insert: Rubber Insert
• Country of Origin: United Kingdom
• EAN: Does Not Apply

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this product used for?

This product is a stair nosing slat designed to finish the exposed front edge of a suitable stair tread. It provides a more complete appearance around the step edge while incorporating a rubber insert as part of the profile design.

What size is the stair nosing?

The stair nosing has a 46mm x 30mm profile and is supplied in a 90cm length. These dimensions should be checked against the available stair edge before purchasing to ensure the profile is appropriate.

Does the stair nosing have a rubber insert?

Yes. The product features a rubber insert running through the stair nosing profile. This gives the edge a contrasting detail and forms part of the functional design.

What colour is the stair nosing?

The profile has a champagne finish. This provides a warm, contemporary appearance that can complement a range of stair and interior finishes.

Is the product supplied in a 90cm length?

Yes. The listed item length is 90cm. This makes it a manageable size for individual stair applications, depending on the width of the steps being finished.

Is rubber the material of the product?

The supplied specifications list rubber as the material. The product description also identifies a rubber insert as part of the stair nosing design.

How should I check whether it will fit my stairs?

Measure the available tread and stair edge area and compare those measurements with the 46mm x 30mm profile. Also check the 90cm length against the width of each step before ordering.

How should the stair surface be prepared?

The surface should be clean, dry, stable and free from dust, grease, loose material and other contamination. Proper preparation helps create a cleaner installation and reduces problems caused by an unsuitable fixing surface.

Can it be used on every type of staircase?

Not necessarily. Suitability depends on the stair dimensions, substrate and installation method being used. The 46mm x 30mm profile should be checked against the specific step before installation.

How many pieces do I need for a staircase?

The quantity depends on the number and width of the stair edges requiring finishing. Because each piece is 90cm long, measure the individual steps first and calculate the number of lengths required for the complete project.