Anti Slip Tape Yellow, 2 Inch x 32.8 Feet Anti Skid Safety Grit Non Slip Tape, Non Skid Indoor and Outdoor Safety Track Tape for Stairs, Steps, Boats, Wheelchairs Ramps

Worked perfectly for what I needed (something to stop my kids from slipping off their new bunk bed ladder). Also matched the wood color pretty well.

Went on easy, looks great and helps with traction!

I put this on the top step in my boat going down inside the cabin it has good grip so no slipping with wet feet! Great adhesive backing and I’m not worried about it Peeling or coming loose! Seems like a great product I’m very happy with my purchase. I give it a 👍

Worked out great

Was enough for a couple strips on the front edge of 3 steps. Works good without being too rough. Adhesive has started stuck on varnished steps through winter snow and ice & spring rain.

I buy 2 INCH x 10 METER one roll anti slip tape ,it enough for me to use, Anti slip tape works well on both indoor and outdoor surfaces. This product is worth buying.

Sticks well, very rough, bright color. Put it on the steps to the basement for an old lady that needed something to aim for as she walked down

Bought this tape to highlight horizontal edges of outdoor steps. One step is tile, while others are bare concrete. Tape came with no instructions or printed packaging. Easy to apply. Has held up very well on smooth tile but not very well on concrete. First 3 days were fine with adhesion keeping tape in place. On 4th day, had heavy rain and tape on concrete just let go of surface. This is 30 year old concrete stairway. Was clean when applied. If etching or sealing of concrete was necessary, there were no instructions to do so. Wayward tape remained sticky but obviously can't handle concrete when it becomes wet. Discarded what was left. UPDATE: several months later I decided to try this same tape again on the same bare concrete following a friends installation suggestion. I ordered replacement tape of the same kind and instead of relying entirely on its own adhesive backing, I added a bead of high adhesive silicone to the tape backing before installation. After several days and Florida summer downpours, the tape remains firmly attached to the concrete. This solved the sticking problem on my bare concrete.