Stair Treads for Wooden Steps Indoor Non-Slip Carpet Peel and Stick Stair Treads, 8"x30" Runner Rug Slip Resistant for Dogs Kids and Elders, Dark Grey, 15PCS

It's pretty good. It sticks well but the edges on some started lifting after 2 weeks. I use a hand broom n shovel to clean it.

Perfectly cut. Not very soft as advertised. And the adhesion does not seem to be as strong as you would expect. But they do seem to be staying in place. And overall a good product for the price.

These are not what the description says, false advertising!!!!!!!!!! And i bought two boxes for 32 stairs.-They are NOT self adhesive.-They are not easy to install.-You will need additional installation tape to install them. ShurTape 1.88"x75ft (48mmx22.8m) carpet tape.-The supplied 1/2"(10mm) tape, put it to the side, it is not enough to properly install the treads.-You will need tools to get the spacing right for proper placementSo what are you buying?A box of stair treads that are two bundles folded in half. You will have to let them sit for 5-7 days to get the fold out of the treads. They can be stacked in a pile during this process.You will need at least one roll of ShurTape 1.88"x75ft (48mmx22.8m) carpet tape per box for installation.You will struggle to get the 1mm thin film off the bottom to expose the anit-skid pad, don't be fooled this is NOT a self adhesion pad. this film is very difficult to get off but it must be removed. Once removed, this is where you will apply the ShurTape carpet tape. I placed a strip of tape around the entire edge of the tread, all four sides 1/4"(5mm) inside of the edge.To get the treads looking right as they will not fill the standard step I used some scrap wood and cut some spaces that helped speed installation without using a ruler on each step.The treads will require cleaning by hand, no beater brush on a vacuum can be used as it will pull them right off the step. be careful.Despite all of the above, the wife was extremely happy with them. We have had them now for 90+ days and so far with three floors of stairs, four people, two cats and dog going up and down the stairs daily they seem to be holding up well. granted it is only 90+ days.

These treads are a great investment! We’ve had these for over a year and still love them!Our dog was having trouble using the stairs after we refinished the wood treads. He couldn’t get a grip on the new finish and would constantly slip when trying to use the stairs - which wasn’t ideal for his safety, and he was scratching up the new finish we had just put on! 🙈 We needed something that would provide grip for the dog, but that wouldn’t ruin the new finish in the stairs (an adhesive that would pull up the finish). These were the perfect solution! They’re super easy to install, stay in place (and this is a high-traffic stair), allow the dog to use the stairs, are easy to clean, and haven’t damaged our stair finish whatsoever! We’d absolutely buy these again.

I just laid these down today so I can’t speak to durability but so far I like them. They seem to stick well and they look nice. They are also soft and nice to step on. I bought them in black so I notice every piece of lint and dog hair but I’m used to vacuuming all day anyway so it doesn’t bother me. Lol For the price, I would definitely recommend them.

The adhesion could be a little bit better and the box chose to ship them in could also be better because when you received them it's like they're set in a box that is too small for them and they just fold over the others so when you get them they're kind of bent so when putting them on your stairs you kind of have to stand on them for a little bit and then they still don't take full adhesion until you locked up and down on them before a couple of times but they're fantastic they're super soft easy to vacuum easy to clean makes my dog not throw himself down the stairs which is fantastic and that's what I bought them for and also helps make the stairs a little bit quieter when people go up and down them so I would buy these again knowing the things that I know but they're a fantastic solution to just meeting something on your stairs that's cheap and fast

You need to buy glue the adhesive on them isn’t sticky at all. I had laminate flooring glue and it worked well. You don’t need a lot because it will come out the sides. We made a pattern with wood pieces so we knew how far to put it from the wall and the stair nose. The color is close to picture. They aren’t slippery at all. They are thin but we’re fine for my wooden basement stairs. I don’t think I would put them on my main stairs in my home.

The media could not be loaded.  The company that built my house did a lousy job when the built the stairs. As a result the tiles did not stick all over, but they look good until I can refinish them. But I do like them.