Non Slip Safety Tape (4)
Caution Lines Company is a manufacturer of Non Slip Safety Tape for stairs, ramps, bathrooms, outdoor walkways, low-light step edges where traction is required. This category includes abrasive grit tape, rubberized textured tape, clear traction strips, luminous stair-edge tape, and heavy duty outdoor rolls. Selection is confirmed by surface type, wet exposure, foot traffic, adhesive bonding, edge stability, and a 24-72 hour sample check.
Porduct Details
· Sizes: 25mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm widths, custom slit widths.
· Colors: black, yellow, black/yellow, clear, grey, and luminous.
· Materials: PVC backing, PET backing, PEVA material, abrasive grit, or rubberized texture.
· Types: 60 grit, 80 grit, clear textured, glow edge, wet-area, and heavy duty series.
· Checks: roll unwind, grit shedding, adhesive wet-out, and die-cut edge review.
· Forms: finished rolls, slit rolls, stair treads, strips, sheets, and project samples.
Category Overview
Non Slip Safety Tape adds grip to walking surfaces that may become slippery under shoes, bare feet, rain, cleaning water, or repeated foot traffic. It is a foot-safety product, not warning ribbon, road marking tape, vehicle reflective tape, or underground identification tape. Real selection depends on texture, backing, adhesive, and surface condition. Common risks include sharp grit in barefoot areas, soap residue, clear-tape haze, and edge lifting on dusty concrete.
Product Range / Covered Products
Caution Lines Company supplies several series for different walking conditions. 60 grit anti slip tape is used for stairs, ramps, step edges, and general walkways. 80 grit gives a finer foot feel. Rubberized anti slip safety tape and PEVA textured tape suit wet barefoot areas. Clear non slip traction tape keeps tile, glass, stone, or painted wood visible. Anti slip luminous tape supports low-light stair edges, while heavy duty non slip tape is prepared for outdoor steps, ramps, entrances, and demanding areas.
| Product Series | Surface Design | Best-Fit Application | Practical Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Grit Series | 60 grit abrasive surface | Stairs, ramps, walkways | Shoe traction and placement |
| Fine Grip Series | 80 grit textured surface | Indoor stairs and floors | Foot feel and cleaning contact |
| Wet-Area Series | Rubberized or PEVA texture | Bathrooms, showers, pool areas | Barefoot comfort and wet adhesion |
| Clear Traction Series | Transparent texture | Tile, glass, stone, wood | Haze and edge appearance |
| Luminous Edge Series | Glow textured surface | Low-light stair edges | Visibility and grip |
| Heavy Duty Outdoor Series | Coarse grip with stronger adhesive | Outdoor steps and entrances | Edge lifting after rain and dust |
Selection Guide
Start with the surface. Smooth tile, sealed concrete, painted metal, glass, and finished wood allow stable adhesive wet-out. Porous concrete, dusty stone, unfinished timber, old coating, damp flooring, or loose paint need testing. Then match the tape to the walking condition: abrasive grit for shoe traffic, PEVA or rubberized texture for wet barefoot areas, clear tape for decorative floors, and stronger edge control for outdoor walkways. A 24-72 hour trial helps confirm adhesive wet-out, grit shedding, early edge lifting, surface comfort, and width.
| Material / Adhesive Choice | Typical Advantage | Better For | Risk If Misused |
|---|---|---|---|
| PVC with acrylic adhesive | Flexible, common for rolls | Stairs, ramps, indoor walkways | May lift on dusty or wet surfaces |
| PET with pressure-sensitive adhesive | Stable unwind and clean die-cutting | Slit rolls and strips | Less suitable for rough curves |
| PEVA or rubberized texture | Softer feel and wet-area comfort | Bathrooms and pool areas | Not for heavy mud or abrasion |
| Coarse grit with aggressive adhesive | Stronger underfoot grip | Outdoor steps and entrances | Too rough for bare feet |
Benefits
· Improves foot traction on stairs, ramps, bathrooms, outdoor steps, and slippery walking surfaces.
· Separates choices for shoe traffic, barefoot wet areas, transparent surfaces, low-light edges, and outdoor use.
· Helps match grit level, backing material, adhesive type, and surface condition before installation.
· Supports sample checking for edge lifting, wet-area adhesion, surface comfort, and early grip performance.
· Allows width, length, color, grit, adhesive, liner, and shape adjustment.
Where Should Non Slip Safety Tape Be Used for Better Foot Traction?
Where Non Slip Safety Tape is installed matters as much as which product series is selected. On stairs, the tape should sit near the front walking area of each tread, with a small edge margin to reduce peeling. On ramps and sloped walkways, strips can run across the walking direction. In bathrooms, showers, and poolside areas, PEVA or rubberized texture is often more suitable than sharp abrasive grit.
TDS / Technical Range
| Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Non Slip Safety Tape for stairs, ramps, bathrooms, outdoor walkways, transparent surfaces, and low-light step edges |
| Surface Structure | Abrasive grit, 60 grit, 80 grit, rubberized texture, PEVA texture, clear texture, or luminous surface |
| Backing / Adhesive | PVC backing, PET backing, PEVA material / pressure-sensitive adhesive or acrylic adhesive |
| Thickness | Typical factory range 0.50mm-1.30mm depending on backing, grit, and texture |
| Width / Length | 25mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm widths / 5m, 10m, 15m, 18.3m, 20m, 25m lengths |
| Colors | Black, yellow, black/yellow, clear, grey, white, luminous, or custom color reference |
| Application Surface | Tile, sealed concrete, painted metal, glass, wood, stone, fiberglass, and clean dry surfaces |
| Sample / Check Items | 24-72 hour observation, adhesive wet-out, edge lifting, grit shedding, roll unwind, haze, and die-cut edge quality |
| Customizable Items | Width, length, color, grit level, backing, adhesive strength, liner, die-cut shape, and rounded corners |
Applications
· Stair treads, step edges, ramps, and sloped surfaces.
· Bathrooms, showers, bathtubs, wet rooms, gyms, locker rooms, and pool areas.
· Outdoor steps, entrances, garden walkways, and surfaces exposed to rain, dust, or cleaning water.
· Transparent tile, glass, polished stone, painted wood, and decorative floors.
· Low-light stair edges, industrial floors, maintenance platforms, loading areas, and contractor programs.
Customization Options
Caution Lines Company can adjust Non Slip Safety Tape according to project surface, installation environment, and target use. Standard stair and ramp projects usually confirm width, roll length, grit level, color, and finished roll format. Wet-area projects should confirm barefoot use, cleaning chemicals, water exposure, and whether PEVA or rubberized texture is preferred. Outdoor areas should review surface material, rain exposure, footwear type, dust level, cleaning frequency, and whether primer or edge sealing should be tested.
How Should the Surface Be Prepared Before Wet-Area or Outdoor Installation?
Surface preparation affects whether Non Slip Safety Tape stays flat after stepping, cleaning, rain exposure, or bathroom moisture. Before application, the surface should be clean, dry, stable, and free from grease, loose paint, dust, soap residue, wax, and silicone-based cleaners. Porous concrete, timber, or rough outdoor surfaces may need primer. Wet rooms and exterior steps may also need edge sealing to reduce water entry.
FAQ
What type of Non Slip Safety Tape is better for bathrooms and wet rooms?
Bathrooms, showers, bathtubs, and wet rooms usually need PEVA material or rubberized texture instead of a sharp grit surface because these surfaces are more comfortable for bare feet.
Should stairs use 60 grit or 80 grit anti slip tape?
60 grit anti slip tape is commonly used for stairs, ramps, and walkways where stronger traction is needed. 80 grit is finer and may be selected when balanced grip and foot feel are required.
Can clear non slip traction tape be used on decorative tile or glass?
Yes. A sample test is recommended to check haze, adhesive visibility, edge lifting, and walking traction on the actual tile, glass, or stone surface.
How can outdoor non slip tape reduce edge lifting?
Use a clean dry surface, firm roller pressure, suitable adhesive strength, and optional edge sealing on outdoor steps, ramps, and high-traffic walkways.