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Rust-Oleum Industrial Brands: SafeStep line of slip-resistant surfaces

Prevent slips with fiberglass-reinforced plastic surface

Rust-Oleum Industrial Brands: SafeStep line of slip-resistant surfaces
By 24/7 Staff 
October 28, 2013

Virtually indestructible, the SafeStep line of slip-resistant surfaces is constructed from extremely durable, fiberglass-reinforced plastic.

Offerings include step edges, landing covers and edge covers, in addition to large pieces of sheeting for surfaces such as ramps, walkways and around machinery. The products can be used for indoor and outdoor applications and resist oil and chemicals. Pre-formed and ready for installation, the surfaces are affixed with adhesive or screws.

Step covers come in eight sizes and are black or high-visibility yellow. Landing covers come in one standard size; four sizes of step edges are yellow; and six sizes of sheeting come in black, yellow or gray.

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