Spurtar 35" x 10" Rubber Stair Treads, 3 Pack Non-Slip Outdoor Rubber Stair Treads for Wooden Steps with Nosing for Concrete Marble Tile Metal Steps, Black

They are good quality treads! We like the looks of them and the red line draws your attention to the mat. They were easy to stick to the step.

I like these non skid mats for the steps n porch. Easy to put down n I haven’t slipped yet. Nicely made

I bought these treads for my outside stairs and I’m delighted with them. You get a double back tape to put onto the stair tread to attach it to the stairs. They’re very nice they’re heavy and when I go down the stairs with my large dog, you get very good grip I would purchase them again. they do get hot when the sun is out so if you have an animal, I would use caution or wet them down with cold water before you let your pet go up and down them

I purchased these because I have deck steps that get very slick when wet and cold. No need for any adhesive and laid flat and are overall good tread, however they hold water, which my dog does not like. Once sweater is warmer I might drill some holes in them to help drain. Overall I'm happy with them.

Fits well, material is heavy. Easy to install. I am pleased with results

Good quality and easy to install.

The media could not be loaded. The descriptions are clear and the vendor products are quality! And #Affordable. I ordered from another retailer and returned it..why because the description was not clear. Why would I purchase 1 stair tread? Of course I thought it was 12 in the package for that price not jut 1.🤔🤨..so Amazon to the rescue. BUT I would give an option to purchase more adhesive tape.

These treads arrived quickly and are very heavy weight. After thoroughly cleaning my Trex steps, three on each end of the deck and letting them dry completely, the whole installation took about 20 minutes. The adhesive stipping has very strong adhesion. The only thing I had a little problem with was that the adhesive strip material was in a solid roll instead of pre-cut strips as advertised. So I ran a bit short, but still had enough to solidly adhere the treads. Cutting the strips into 7" or 8" lengths should give you plenty. The weight of the treads alone is enough to hold them pretty well anyway. The treads are definitely non-slip, and they look like they'll last for a long time.