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Two black treads on the top step of a porch
When Glacial Park in McHenry IL decided to renovate their stairways they put Handi-treads on each step for the safety of their visitors.
Marina and Boat Docks can be made safer with Handi-Treads
Even with a light snow covering the Handi-Tread still provides a great non slip traction surface.
Stair Nosings on concrete stairs provide both added safety and visual highlight of stair treads.
Treads can be secured to concrete steps using a masonry bit and concrete or Tapcon Screws (Installing the Handi-Treads into concrete - PDF)
The National Zoo in Washington DC uses Handi-Treads on their stairs on their walkways.
Handi-Treads applied to new stairs on a Nature walk route along Lake Michigan
Often times rail road ties can make for an attractive stair way. Unfortunately they can become very slippery when they get a little wet from rain, moss or even dew settling in. Handi-Treads will make these railroad ties safer and make them easier to see too.
Handi-Tread Stair Nosings can be used on the front edge of stairs that may be getting a little old.
Treads on a small Ramp at a customer's home.
A customer installs Handi-treads on her deck stairs.
Handi-Tread Strips on a treacherous back porch.
Handi-treads will even work on the farm!
HandiTreads on a walking bridge
Custom Fit Applications: Lake Bluff Paddle Tennis Courts replaced a slippery threshold plate with a custom sized Handi-Tread (8 inches wide by 84 inches long).