Stair edge nosing trims

Materials of stair nosings:

You can also choose between several materials for these profiles. These include stainless steel, aluminum and plastic. Each material naturally has different properties that need to be taken into account. Below you will find the advantages and disadvantages of the materials so that you can easily decide which material is best suited to your project.

Stainless steel nosing for tile stairs:

These profiles are very robust and resistant to impacts. This makes stainless steel stair profiles an extremely durable solution. Stainless steel is also very corrosion-resistant, making it the best choice for outdoor use. Of course, they can also be used indoors. They often have a grooved surface or anti-slip inserts.

Aluminum stair edge nosing trim:

Stair profiles made of aluminum are cheaper than stainless steel and are lightweight without sacrificing stability. They are also available in different colors. They also have a non-slip, grooved surface or a corresponding insert. Due to the material, these profiles are more suitable for indoor use.

Stair nosings made of plastic:

The cheapest option are stair profiles made of plastic. Profiles for subsequent installation are often available in plastic or PVC. Although these are the cheapest, they are also the least durable. They wear out more quickly and can crack under heavy loads

With us you will find stair profiles made of stainless steel and aluminum, because the durability of the profiles is most important to us.

The heights of our stair edge nosing trims:

For our stair profiles, which are specially designed for tiles, we offer the heights 9 mm, 11 mm and 13.5 mm in the shop.

Important! With these profiles, make sure that you select a height that is 1 - 2 mm larger than the thickness of your tile.This slight elevation ensures that the profile optimally protects the tile edge and guarantees a clean finish. If you choose a profile that is too low, the tile edge can be exposed and damaged more quickly. In addition, the correct profile height enables even installation, which minimizes the risk of tripping hazards and increases the longevity of your stairs.

Where are nosing for stairs used?

Our profiles are ideal for a wide range of areas and floor coverings. They are mostly used in heavily frequented areas where the protection of the stair edges and safety are of great importance. Below are various areas of application for our stair profiles:

Stair nosings in private households:

Whether indoors or outdoors, you will definitely find what you are looking for with us. In addition, we offer the right profile for every type of flooring. For outdoor use, stainless steel stair nosing profiles are better than aluminum due to its high corrosion resistance. These are mainly suitable for indoor use and impress with various designs that ensure a harmonious appearance.

Use in public and commercial buildings:

The safety function and the visual demarcation of the profiles play a crucial role in preventing accidents. Colored inserts ensure that the steps are visually highlighted. At the same time, they have an anti-slip effect, which further increases safety. The same applies to profiles with grooved surfaces.

Our stair nosing profiles for different floor coverings:

The majority of our stair nosing profiles with the punched leg are primarily designed to be laid in combination with tiles. Nevertheless, they can also be used for other floor coverings such as parquet or laminate if the height allows. Guaranteed protection for your steps.

Stair nosings for vinyl or carpet:

With our F-shaped LVT stair nosing trim you will find a profile that is ideal for thin floor coverings such as vinyl or carpet. The coverings can be pushed into the profile, which means that the edges of the covering are optimally protected.

Step profiles for retrofitting:

With our aluminum step edge profile for retrofitting, you will also find a profile that can be installed independently of the flooring and can also be retrofitted. This is also optionally available in stainless steel. This is simply screwed or glued to the existing covering. This makes the profile ideal for renovations. The existing covering of the stairs does not necessarily have to be removed.

By making the right choice, you can easily extend the lifespan of your stairs and at the same time ensure greater safety.