Glow in the Dark- Photoluminescent Stair Nosing and Standards. Glow in the Dark Key Features <p>Glow in the Dark Stair Nosing Standards</p> * No Power Required: First, this product uses natural light to glow in the dark. You don’t need batteries or wires, and you always see it even if the power goes out. * [...]

FRP stair nosing installation on checker plate When working with thin checkerplate sheets—metal plates with a raised pattern, often used for stairs—it's important to use screw fixing for several reasons. Let's break down why this matters, especially for sheets that are on the thinner side (usually between 3 mm thick). Why use screws for thin checkerplate [...]

Tactile Indicator Requirements Tactile Indicator Guidelines Firstly, place tactile indicators across the full width of walking paths, enabling individuals to detect them with a cane or underfoot. Additionally, position warning indicators at the top and bottom of stairs, ramps, and escalators to alert users to potential hazards. Furthermore, ensure that the top of each tactile [...]

Design for Access and Mobility Standards 2021 Single Strip First, use one continuous strip of color for the nosing. Width Next, ensure the strip measures between 50mm and 75mm wide. Luminance Contrast Additionally, maintain a minimum luminance contrast of 30% with the background. Position Furthermore, set the strip back no more than 15mm from the [...]

Glow in the Dark- Photoluminescent Stair Nosing and Standards. Glow in the dark stair nosing standards “Glow-in-the-dark” materials, also known as photoluminescent materials, contain special inorganic pigments that shine when the lights go out. First, when these pigments absorb light from sources like lamps or sunlight, they store the energy by [...]

Do I have to have nosing on one step? Do I have to have nosing on one step? People often ask whether two steps can be classified as a stairway. To answer this question, we must first clarify what defines a stairway. What defines a stair way? According to the Building Code [...]

An unfinished edge can pose a tripping hazard, particularly for children and the elderly. This is particularly important in high-traffic areas such as homes, schools, and commercial buildings, where safety should be prioritised. Installing end caps addresses potential hazards, making your staircase safer. Stair Nosing End Caps When it comes to stair [...]

Do I need stair nosing ? Yes, they  are required in Australia for new buildings and buildings with public access. They are a safety feature that helps prevent slips and falls, and protects the edges of the stairs. Building codes compliance: In most cases, it is essential to include stair nosing, particularly if your building [...]