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These were excellent for around 2 month but then started falling apart clearly manafacturing fault not sellers other than that good product bought these as have steps to front and back bungalow and Arthritis so antislio for safety would been fantastic other than had bin them as become trio hazard I had messaged to no reply for replacement item I know busy and guess just slipped mind but as say thins do happen. But new items been nice

Look great just a shame they don’t stick as they do move around on the step

Looks lovely and pulls the steps in nicely together one thing is they don’t stick

As photos show, used on old railway sleepers to avoid slipping. They do need a fixing (not provided, we tacked eachcorner) as they moved (may be ok on slabs) Not sure if they will work when frosty. We will post comments when we know. They look nice. They are curled when packaged so need laying upside down to flatten unless you are fixing them to steps or decking (we laid some on mothers decking fixing them with screws so easy to lift when treating wood)

I ordered as my path is slippy in the rain and these are so flimsy thay do not stay in place so I am not sure if they will stay put on a slippy path - it has not rained yet . In the picture it looks as tho they have some substance, this is not the case so I will wait and see

I am very disappointed with these. I expected fairly heavy rubber. But they are lightweight and flimsy. I have steps down into my garden from the house. The steps are non slip, but as I am old I felt I wanted something a little safer. These are not that. As you step onto them they slide around and do not stay in place. To me- they are more dangerous than my steps without them. To hold them in place my son has put some screws in at each end.

They look lovely. I bought 2 packs as I have a steep incline from my garden to the road, and it gets very slippy.Not very heavy like some out there but they were a really good price. Not tested out in bad weather yet. May have to glue them to the steps as the edges don't lay fully flat to the steps.

I was putting double sided tape under the edges of the mats as they do not stick to the pavement as well as advertised but as a precautionary measure i would have stuck them down anyway. However on doing this i realized that the edges were not cut straight. The edges were not the same width from the pattern all the way round...one end may be a cm away where as it goes into to say 0.5 cm then back out to 1 cm again. The only saving grace is that if sticking tape underneath you can pull the rubber so it looks straight as you hold the adhesive to the pavement for a few seconds which gets round it.