Diamond Stair Landing Rug

Diamond Stair Landing Rug

Kept these - they don't have that cheap look that similar products have.

I wish I bought these years ago! My steps are dark and now I can see the edge of the steps better. It took me to miss a step and fall before i thought to look for these. I got the light gray and love them. So easy to peel off the back and install. They grip the steps perfectly.

Easy peel away plastic to lay down for "installation". Hasn't moved since I placed it, so I call that a win!

Wow! I didn't know these existed. I refinished my stairs, removing the carpet and three billion staples, sanded my life away. Stained to match the LVP flooring and after all that hard work, I did not want to staple more carpet back onto the stairs with a runner or such. Also did not want to use glue or double sided tape. It's been a year and every time someone goes up and down the stairs, I worried they'd fall or slip. Dogs weren't happy with it either. These stair treads have non-slip raised grippers on the back. You peel off the protective plastic (which is much easier than other reviewers indicated). Use something as a measuring aid to help you place these treads at the exact location on each tread. If you didn't get it where you want it, reposition it and smooth it back down. Easy peasey. I ordered Light grey after much consideration and am glad I did. It's not too light, more than a medium gray and I doubt it will show dirt. If so, they can be peeled up and washed!. I ordered extra just in case the pattern or color was discontinued. Best thing I've ordered off Amazon in years. And I'm on here a lot. The price point is great in my opinion, for the ease of use and it's not a commitment if I decide to change the color. And select from their other designs. These do NOT wrap over the nose of the stair, just FYI. I bought the matching flat mat for the landing.

Color did not match the stair tread covers (different brand). Beige had more gray tones, but used in another location. Good quality price.

These are a dawg saver! We installed new flooring and our lil monster needs them. Now she isn't slipping and sliding. They stay put when vacuuming too!! The backing is tacky and they don't move around. They are very well made! We purchased the stairs tread ones initially and they worked so well we ordered 6 more of the 30x24's. Perfect solution and great price!

Although I wish this company sold larger sizes for the steps and landing, I love the way these turned out. I specifically chose this brand after reading that the sticky part is not actual adhesive, it's more of a sticky rubber that can be easily pulled up/adjusted/reused and still has stick to it! Strong enough still that they do not move around when walking on them. No strong smell straight from the box either. The carpet did shed a bit upon first opening but that's expected, after vacuuming the shedding has stopped. Great for my dogs who hate hard wood in our new home, and seem cushioned enough to be more safe for kiddos. Definitely recommend.

I bought the stair runners and rugs for top, bottom and stairs and these are great but make sure to take the backing off or very slippery. Sticks well, super soft, dog loves them.

I obsessed about how to keep our senior dog from slipping once I replaced carpeting with LVP flooring. It's now been 3 months and I am very satisfied with these treads. The design blends with the flooring & treads are the perfect fit. Also lightweight.I was skeptical about the backing and how it would keep the treads from sliding (it does not feel sticky at all) - but it does work! Initially, I added double-sided tape to some of the stairs as a test. However, no difference observed between taped vs no-tape treads and adherence to the steps. If you have a busy household and prefer to add a few strips of tape for reassurance, that's an option though. Corners of treads have also stayed down.Some reviewers complained about removing the film from the tread backing. However, if you're prepared to be patient, it really isn't difficult. A few tips........The back of each tread has two horizontal pieces of film that are attached to the tread stitching on three sides.The fourth side goes down the middle and is unattached. The secret is to start in middle (per the big markings).Take a scissors & cut each horizontal strip of film in half (goal is to go from 2 long pieces to 4 shorter pieces of film). This simply makes it easier to handle the film. Then take each quarter and slowly tear film off by following the edge of the tread (see photos). Pull film TOWARD the stitching as you tear, not away from it. When you get to a corner, bend the corner a little for better angle/traction while pulling film. For a few spots where I didn't get a clean tear, a razor knife worked well.Treads are easy to re-position. I don't plan on washing them, but have vacuumed and they stay in place. One star deducted due to creases from being folded, not rolled for shipping. However, they have smoothed out since delivery. Not sure about durability. They look good for now, but may wear over time. In that case, I'd just replace faded ones as price is reasonable. I bought a matching mat for the landing, and two smaller mats for at the top and bottom of the stairs as well.Hopefully the photos will help. Good luck!