NTC – Heavy Duty Ceramic Tile-In Non Slip Stair Nosing

NTC Heavy-Duty Tile-In Non-Slip Stair Nosing
Strong, Safe, and Seamless Protection for High-Traffic Tiled Stairs

The NTC Heavy-Duty Tile-In Stair Nosing is designed to provide reliable safety and lasting durability in busy commercial and public spaces. Crafted from tough anodised aluminium and fitted with a high-traction PVC insert, it ensures secure footing while protecting stair edges from wear. Ideal for hotels, schools, offices, and other demanding tiled staircases, this nosing integrates perfectly during installation for a clean, flush finish.

Features:

• Heavy-Duty Aluminium Build: Made from premium-grade aluminium to withstand heavy foot traffic and resist damage over time.
• Tile-In Flush Profile: Installed during tiling to create a smooth, professional edge that sits perfectly level with your ceramic tiles.
• Anti-Slip PVC Insert: Provides excellent grip, helping to prevent slips in both dry and wet conditions.
• Impact & Corrosion Resistant: Engineered for indoor use with a tough finish that requires minimal maintenance.
• Easy to Cut & Fit: Can be trimmed to size with a fine-tooth saw or aluminium blade and installed using tile adhesive or fixings during tiling.

Technical Details:

• Product Code: NTC
• Profile Type: Heavy-Duty Tile-In Stair Nosing
• Material: Anodised aluminium with PVC anti-slip insert
• Compatible Flooring: Ceramic tiles
• Length: Typically 2.5m to 2.8m (confirm availability)
• Application: Indoor use in commercial, hospitality, and high-traffic residential areas

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Can I install this nosing after tiling?
  No, the NTC must be installed during tile laying for proper alignment and a flush finish.

• Is it suitable for outdoor use?
  No, it is designed for indoor environments. For outdoor stairs, consider a weatherproof stair nosing.

• How does this differ from slimline nosings?
  The NTC is thicker and more rugged, ideal for heavy-duty commercial use, while slimline profiles suit lighter, residential applications.

• What’s the best way to cut the nosing?
  Use a fine-tooth saw, aluminium blade, or mitre saw to achieve clean, precise cuts