Aeron FRP Step Treads

Aeron's FRP step treads are constructed using a pultrusion process, resulting in a lightweight yet exceptionally strong composite structure. They are available in a variety of standard sizes and thicknesses to seamlessly integrate with existing stair configurations or new construction projects. The top surface features a slip-resistant grit or textured finish for superior traction, even in wet or oily conditions. Aeron offers FRP step treads in a safety yellow color to enhance visibility in low-light environments, and custom colors are available upon request. The treads feature drainage channels or weep holes to prevent water accumulation and minimize the risk of slip hazards. Pre-drilled holes and optional mounting brackets facilitate easy and secure installation on various substrates.

Features:

• Corrosion Resistant: Immune to rust, rot, and chemical degradation, making them ideal for use in environments with moisture or potential exposure to chemicals.
• Slip Resistance: Aeron FRP Step Treads feature a gritted or textured surface for exceptional slip resistance in all directions, minimizing the risk of falls and accidents on stairs, even in wet or greasy conditions.
• Durable and Long-Lasting: Constructed from FRP, Aeron Step Treads are highly resistant to impact, abrasion, and harsh chemicals, ensuring long-term performance and a low-maintenance design.
• Easy Installation: Aeron FRP Step Treads are lightweight and simple to install, reducing installation time and labor costs compared to heavier traditional materials.
• Low Maintenance: The FRP construction requires minimal maintenance, unlike wood or metal treads that may need periodic painting or sealing.
• Visually Appealing: Available in a variety of colors and textures, Aeron Step Treads can complement the aesthetics of any residential, commercial, or industrial setting.

Applications:

• Industrial Facilities: Providing safe access for workers in areas with regular foot traffic, potential spills, or exposure to moisture or chemicals.
• Commercial Buildings: Enhancing safety and aesthetics in office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, and other public spaces.
• Residential Applications: Creating safe and reliable steps for homes, apartments, and other residential environments, both indoors and outdoors.