Brady 58202 Vinyl Floor Stair Cleat Die Cut Strip 8x8 in

Product Description

The BRADY 58202 is a vinyl die-cut floor and stair cleat strip designed to provide visible floor marking on steps, landings, and other high-traffic surfaces. At 8 inches long by 8 inches wide and just 0.0055 inches thick, this low-profile strip applies directly to flat or low-profile stair treads and floor surfaces. The permanent rubber adhesive bonds firmly to the substrate without fasteners or tools beyond hand pressure. Safety coordinators, facilities maintenance crews, and flooring installers place these strips where visible step demarcation is required by facility safety programs or building managers.

The BRADY 58202 is suited for interior stair treads, landings, and floor transition zones in commercial buildings, warehouses, industrial facilities, and institutional settings. The solid, non-reflective high-gloss finish provides a clean, visible marking surface without glare interference. The die-cut format means no trimming is required before application. A single person can install this strip without assistance, making it practical for routine safety-marking maintenance rounds.

Key Features

• Solid vinyl construction resists tearing and holds its shape on flat surfaces
• Permanent rubber adhesive provides a strong, lasting bond to stair treads and floor surfaces
• Non-reflective high-gloss finish delivers visible floor marking without glare
• Die-cut to 8 inches x 8 inches, ready to apply with no field trimming required
• Low-profile at 0.0055 inches thick, minimizing trip-edge risk at the strip perimeter
• Single-person application, no special tools required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment for floor and stair marking applications requiring an 8-inch square vinyl adhesive cleat strip on smooth, clean, flat substrates.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical before applying adhesive-backed floor marking strips. Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly, removing all dust, wax, oil, and loose material before peeling the liner. Apply firm, even hand pressure across the full face of the strip to seat the adhesive. Facilities personnel should follow applicable OSHA and local building code requirements when placing safety marking on stairs and walking surfaces.