COBAGRiP®


Stair Nosing Designed to help prevent slips on stairs


• Suitable for use on existing or new-build steps. • Manufactured with chamfered back edge for additional safety. • Bright colour for visibility meeting DDA requirements.


Technical Specification Material:


Resistant to Chemicals: Environmental Resistance: Cleaning Method:


Silicone Carbide 5mm


Designed to help prevent slips on stairs


COBAGRiP should be almost maintenance free in most outside environments. Natural elements will have the effect of cleaning COBAGRiP. Brushing and flushing with a mild detergent solution may be desirable now and again to restore appearance


Product Performance:


Slip tested to R13 in accordance with BS 7976- 2:2002 • PTV 79 in dry conditions • PTV 73 in wet conditions


Operating Temperature: Flame Retardancy: Country of Origin:


-10°C to 80°C


Fire tested to EN 9239-1:2010 China


COBAGRiP Stair Nosing


COBAGRiP Stair Tread Stair Nosings


3m x 55mm x 55m 2m x 55mm x 55mm 1.5m x 55mm x 55mm 1m x 55mm x 55mm


Stair Treads


3m x 345mm x 55m 2m x 345mm x55mm 1.5m x 345mm x 55mm 1m x 345mm x 55mm


COBAGRiP® Yellow Weight


GRP070001N 1.80 kg GRP070002N 1.20 kg GRP070003N 0.90 kg GRP070004N 0.60 kg


Black/Yellow Black/White Weight GRP010701S GRP010131S GRP010702S GRP010132S GRP010703S GRP010133S GRP010704S GRP010134S


6.60 kg 4.40 kg 3.30 kg 2.20 kg


Stair Tread


Silicone Carbide surface helps to prevent slip accidents on stairs


• Designed to fully cover the stair area. • 55mm x 55mm contrasting coloured nosing meeting DDA requirements. • Can be used in conjunction with COBAGRiP Sheet.


Mapei Mapeflex PU45


• Single component, thixotropic, rapid-hardening polyurethane sealant and adhesive with a high modulus of elasticity


Size 600ml 80 Follow us @COBAeurope www.cobaeurope.com


Grey PU45


Weight 0.50 kg


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