Brady 132436 Floor Stair Cleat Strips Polyester 2in 100ft

Product Description

The BRADY 132436 is a polyester floor and stair cleat die-cut strip designed for hazard marking on walking surfaces, stair edges, and high-traffic floor areas. The strip measures 2 inches wide and comes in a 100-foot roll, making it well-suited for large-scale marking jobs. The high-gloss, non-reflective surface is finished with a permanent rubber adhesive that bonds directly to clean, dry substrates without requiring additional fasteners. At 0.008 inches thick, the strip lays flat against the surface and minimizes trip hazard at the edges. Safety personnel, facilities maintenance crews, and flooring contractors typically install this product.

This strip is used in commercial and industrial environments where ANSI-compliant floor marking and stair edge identification are required. Typical applications include warehouse aisles, stair nosings, production floor lanes, and building egress routes. The striped pattern provides clear visual delineation of hazard boundaries or pedestrian walkways. The single-roll format is appropriate for both initial installs and replacement marking on existing floors and stairs.

Key Features

• Polyester construction with a high-gloss, non-reflective surface finish
• Permanent rubber adhesive for strong, lasting adhesion to floor and stair surfaces
• Striped pattern for clear visual hazard or pathway identification
• 2 inches wide and 100 feet per roll for efficient coverage of large areas
• 0.008 inches thick — low-profile application minimizes edge trip hazard
• Designed for single-person application without additional tools or assistance
• Meets ANSI standards for floor and stair marking

Compatibility

Designed for application on clean, dry floor and stair surfaces in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings where ANSI-compliant marking strips are required.

Installation Notes

Surface must be clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, and loose material before application. Peel the backing and press the strip firmly along the intended line, working from one end to avoid air bubbles. No special tools are required for standard installations, though a roller improves adhesion on textured surfaces. Follow applicable facility safety codes and ANSI marking guidelines when determining placement and color selection.