Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
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Plush Non-Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps

$29.99

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Color : Beige
Pack : 4 Pack
Size : 9''x28''
  • Instantly Stops Slipping – Safe for kids & pets
  • Peel & Stick – Installs in minutes
  • Easy to Clean – Machine washable

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Description
  • Non-Slip TPE backing: Our non slip stair treads for wooden steps use patented TPE backing to help each mat grip clean, dry, flat indoor stairs, supporting steadier footing for kids, seniors and pets
  • Plush comfort & Quieter Steps: Our carpet stair treads pair wear-resistant polyester with reinforced edges. The 0.45 inch pile cushions feet and paws, absorbs impact and softens footstep noise
  • Layered Rectangular Design: Our stair rugs for wooden steps feature layered inset lines for a structured look. Each stair mat measures 28 x 9 inches for common indoor stairs
  • Easy to Clean: Our machine washable stair treads simplify care. Vacuum dust, debris and pet hair, or machine wash gently and air dry. The backing is designed to retain grip through repeated care
  • Easy to Install: Our reusable stair treads install on clean, dry wooden steps: peel off the film, align and press each stair mat. No extra tape, glue or tacks are needed; lift without sticky residue and reinstall
Door Mats Details

Mat Shape: 

Applications: 

  • Indoors
  • Stairs
Door Mats Cleaning

Regular vacuuming and occasional rotation.

More detailed washing machine cleaning instructions can be found under Rugs Caring Guide.

Shipping & returns

If you’re not happy with your item we offer full refunds on unopened and unused items (minus a $30 return shipping/restocking fee per order) within 30 days of purchase. To start a return, please email our customer care team at service@jsei.com

Safer chemicals

Made with chemicals safer for human health and the environment.
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

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How many stair treads do you need?

Count the number of steps you actually walk on, not the number of risers. A Jsei 15-pack of stair treads covers 15 walkable steps; most US single-family staircases have 13–16. If you plan to leave the top landing bare, subtract one.

Count the treads(the flat surfaces) from the bottom step to the top floor — do not count the landing.

Deduct any step you want to leave bare, such as a carpeted top step already covered.

Add one spare if the staircase gets heavy pet traffic, since one tread will be in the wash.

Round up to the pack size — a 15-pack for 13 steps is normal, and spares are useful at the most-used step.

Do non-slip stair treads damage wood stairs or leave residue?

A TPR self-grip backing does not need adhesive, so there is no glue residue to sand off. The real risks to a wood staircase are trapped moisture and grit under the mat, both of which are controlled by lifting the treads periodically and keeping them dry.

Clean and dry the step before the first installation — dust stops the backing from contacting the wood.

Press the full surface for 30 seconds, especially the nosing area where feet land.

Test with five firm steps on the tread before using the staircase normally.

Lift and wipe every 4–6 weeks in humid months; air dry both the step and the tread before re-laying.

How do you measure stair treads before ordering?

Polypropylene is the better choice where water and grease dominate, because the fibre repels liquid instead of absorbing it. Polyester is the better choice where foot comfort matters more, because the pile is softer — but spills must be wiped promptly.

What to Test How to Measure Judgment Threshold
Tread Depth Measure from front nosing back to riser root Mat depth ≤ Measured depth − 0.5 in
Tread Width Wall to wall, or wall to open edge ≥ 1 in clearance on each side
Front Edge Profile Inspect for bullnose rounded edge Bullnose edge → Select bullnose style
Tread Depth Consistency Spot-check top & bottom tread depth If difference > 0.5 in, size by the smallest depth

Dimension Jsei Stair Treads Stair Runner
Coverage Individual per step, original floor exposed between treads Continuous coverage over the full stairway
Installation TPR self-adhesive backing, no glue or nails Usually requires tack strips or professional fitting
Cleaning Individually removable, machine washable Whole-rug cleaning; professional or large-capacity washer needed
Partial Replacement Single worn tread can be replaced separately Damage in one spot often requires full runner replacement
Edge Hazard Risk Flooring exposed between steps, remains hard surface No seams; risk concentrates if edges lift
Ideal For Wood stairs, pets / seniors, DIY installation Existing carpet base, seamless continuous visual effect

Stair treads or a stair runner — which is safer for dogs and older adults?

Stair treads are the safer choice when the staircase is wood, the household has a dog or an older adult, and you want the option to remove and wash each piece. A stair runner is the safer choice when the staircase is already carpeted or when you want continuous coverage with no gaps between pieces.

Stair Treads FAQS

What is a bullnose stair tread?

A bullnose tread has a rounded front edge that wraps over the nosing of the step. It protects the most worn part of a wood stair and removes the sharp lip a toe or paw can catch on.

Will stair treads work on carpeted stairs?

Not reliably. A TPR backing needs a hard, smooth surface to grip; on carpet, two soft surfaces slide against each other. Use treads on bare wood, tile or vinyl stairs.

How do I keep stair treads from shifting when a dog runs up?

Press the tread down across its full area for 30 seconds on a clean dry step, then test it with five firm steps. If a tread still creeps, the step likely has wax, polish or dust on it — clean with a damp cloth and let it dry fully.

Can stair treads be cut to fit an odd step width?

Cutting a tread exposes the backing edge, so trim only where the cut will sit against a wall, and keep the bound edge on the open side. Measure twice: width, depth and nosing shape all matter.

Are stair treads safe for toddlers and pets?

Jsei stair treads use OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified materials and a grippy surface that gives paws and small feet something to push against. They reduce slip risk on bare wood; they are not a substitute for a stair gate or supervision.