Rust-oleum 271819 Anti-slip Vinyl Strip Light Duty 2.25in

Product Description

The RUST-OLEUM 271819 is a light-duty anti-slip vinyl strip designed to improve traction on flat and low-incline surfaces. At 2.25 inches wide and 3 feet long, it applies directly to walking surfaces to reduce slip hazards in both indoor and outdoor environments. The vinyl construction provides a solid, anti-slip surface texture suited for light foot traffic. Licensed safety and maintenance professionals, as well as facility staff, commonly install these strips as part of routine slip-hazard abatement programs. The strip measures 1.0000 inches in thickness and ships individually as a single-piece unit.

This anti-slip strip is suited for use on platforms, ramps, walkways, decks, garages, store floors, office entrances, school hallways, and machine shop floors. It is intended for light-duty traffic conditions, making it appropriate for pedestrian areas that do not see heavy industrial or vehicle loads. The solid-pattern vinyl surface integrates cleanly into most floor safety programs without requiring specialized tools for application.

Key Features

• Anti-slip vinyl surface reduces traction hazards on walking surfaces
• Light-duty traffic rating suited for pedestrian areas
• 2.25-inch width fits standard stair nosings, ramp edges, and floor markings
• 3-foot length provides coverage per strip with consistent solid-pattern texture
• Vinyl material resists moisture and is compatible with indoor and covered outdoor surfaces
• Single-piece packaging for straightforward individual placement

Compatibility

Designed for surface application on platforms, ramps, walkways, decks, garages, store entrances, office entrances, school hallways, and machine shop floors where light-duty anti-slip protection is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or safety personnel following facility hazard-abatement procedures. The surface should be clean, dry, and free of grease or loose debris before applying the strip. Consult applicable OSHA slip-resistance guidelines and local safety codes when selecting placement locations. Do not apply over damaged, uneven, or heavily contaminated surfaces where adhesion may be compromised.