Bullnose Carpet Stair Treads, Non Slip Stair Treads for Wooden Steps Indoor, Stair Runner, Soft Stair Rugs, Edging Stair Protectors, Washable, 29.5"x9.5"x1.5" 14pcs, Grey

My 9.5 yo dog is dying of some kind of brain cancer or disease. We have no idea what it is and I have spent over $15k over the last two weeks on hospital visits, diagnostics and aggressive treatment options in every possible attempt to buy some more time with my once in a lifetime soul dog sho also happens to be my first dog.She's had arthritis and his displaysia for a few years but around a month ago she started having neurological symptoms that have severely affected her quality of life. She has signs of vestibular disease, sometimes walking drunkenly and often losing her balance. Half of her face is paralyzed and she lost the ability to secrete tears in the eye on that side and has been slowly losing her sight due to an excessively dry cornea. All this has resulted in her having extreme difficulty navigating our home despite knowing it so well.Stairs have been out of the question as her back left leg just slides out when she puts weight on while on a slippery surface. We have hardwood floors throughout and I've been buying lots of rugs and runners to help her be able to walk and move a bit more comfortably. I've been sleeping downstairs with her every night for the last two weeks because she can't go up the stairs and lifting her in her fragile state is very uncomfortable for her.I searched stair tread options and my wife preferred a runner and runner rods for a more permanent installation but I decided to try this as a cheaper option that was easy to install and remove. I also bought a cheaper set of stair treads, they were much thinner and much smaller and did not have the folded bullnose feature. I returned those immediately after I had the two side by side.These treads were so easy to install. After reading all the reviews about how hard it was to tear off the backing, I prepared myself by grabbing a metal pick from my wife's cricut tools and that helped immensely with getting the backing removal started. Installing the first tread was a learning experience and iterating over the next two to figure out the best way to peel off the backing and apply the tread, I became really efficient and was able to install 12 treads in about 15 minutes.Tips for installation.- When you peel the corner where you start, first make sure the longer edge - which comes off easier - is coming up clean.- Focus on pulling the initial corner away from tread rather than trying to follow the backing as it comes off.- The shorter edges tend to rip , so I actually leave a good bit of slack for the short edge where you start so you can go back and remove that a bit easier, especially using a metal pick or some tweezers to help. It may take you 2-3 minutes for the first few but once you get thr hang of it you can peel the backing off in under a minute.- I made sure to sweep, vacuum, sweep again, and then mop my stairs to get a clean surface for installation.- There is no adhesive, the backing of the treads are just extremely tacky and stay in place once you press them to a surface and put some weight on them.- The folded bullnose didn't install perfectly with my rounded bullnose stairs but it was good enough. Some of the edges look like they're not completely flush with the wood, but thr rest pf the tread sticks to the wood so well that I don't have to worry about these going anywhere. I'm very impressed.I just ordered a second set for the staircase at the front of the house which my older dog doesn't really use. After a few days of using the stairs with the tread, it just feels so much nicer, more comfortable, and safer than the bare pine we had before. I have bad knees and occasionally when the pain flares up, it can be hard to go down stairs. These treads have helped me regain confidence for myself and my elderly dog to go up and down the stairs. No more sleeping in the living room and my dog can enjoy sleeping in our bedroom as she keeps fighting her cancer.I can't recommend this product enough.

So far so good. These are beautiful and they haven’t loosened or moved at all. I love the color (blue) and love the fact these came as a bull nose tread, since it curves around the edge of the step, it protects the edges where the steps was truely getting beaten up. The directions were easy to follow and so far are showing no wear.

What a responsibly priced transformation. By looks and feel, I would give 5 star. Took off a star for meh on adhesive. Could be stronger. Also the adhesive does not come off in one sheet but shreds. Despite that, I do love the look and feel. My last treads were jute and would create a ton of fibers in the corners. Hopefully these won't do that but time will tell. Great to protect wooden steps and for safety.

Haven’t had them down very long, but they were easy to install and seem to be secure and not slipping.

The quality of these stair treads is fantastic for the price, with a textured design that looks much better than flat carpet. The adhesive backing works fine, though it doesn’t stick well on bullnose corners. A good trick is to press down the top edges before applying to avoid lifting. The protective film on the back can be tricky to peel off, as it doesn’t come off in one piece.The warm beige color is nice, but it leans slightly pink in certain lighting, which was an unexpected surprise. Overall, very happy with the purchase—my dog loves it too!

Beautiful as described

The backing is kind of tricky to get off without tearing, but after you get it started it comes of easy. Love my new stair carpet.

My house is a spilt entry home. I wanted this carpet on my stairs for it to be easier on us and the dogs to go up and down. First day of putting it on, it looked great. The sticky part was great. After a week, the rug fabric part started to come out. The dogs doesn't even go up and down as much. They usually go out on the patio door. They only go up and down the stair way once or twice a day only.After two weeks, the sticky part started to come off too. I wouldn't recommend this if you use your stairs every day or have dogs.