Bungalow Flooring Waterhog Squares Stair Tread, 4 count
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- Durable Squares stair treads for dogs.
- Designed for both indoor and outdoor use.
- Paw-fect for use in heat, rain, sleet or snow.
- Crafted to resist stains, rotting, mold and mildew.
- Made in the USA.
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| Material | Rubber, Synthetic Fabric, Polyester | Rubber, Synthetic Fabric, Polyester | Rubber, Synthetic Fabric, Polyester | Synthetic Fabric, Microfiber | Rubber, Polyester |
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69 Customer Reviews
Dangerous. Not as advertised. Slide right off with little dogs
Bought these for two outdoor deck stairs for our 17 pound dog in order to ensure he won’t slip. However, the mats/treads immediately slid when he pushed off to get to the next step. These are useless and also potentially dangerous.They might be good for humans or really big dogs, but they are not as advertised as a no slip step to protect animals. Trying to return for a refund.
Really helps my older dog on the stairs, doesn’t slip
Very happy with this. Good quality. Doesn’t slip. Really helps my older dog on the hardwood stairs, and can be picked up leaving no trace.
Lose Traction Over Time
I bought these two years ago and they worked great up until a couple of months ago, they started losing traction and need to be replaced as they have become hazardous.
Made the stairs safer and look a little better
When I first got these I wasn't too sure about them. I've had them for over a month now and we really like them. My dogs are still pups (1.5 yrs) and they try to fly down these steps. I was afraid they might hurt themselves. The steps were slippery. So I installed these stair treads and it is so much better. You have to get carpet tape and put under to hold them down, but it works great. The stairs actually look nicer and the dogs and the rest of us (;) can get a grip and not slip!
Creates tripping hazard
These are attractive, but do not lay flat, thus creating a tripping hazard. I got them for our senior springer spaniel, with arthritis, who is having difficulty with the steps outside the front door. I imagined that stair treads might help him with traction. If they had some sort of adhesive, they might work better, but where these are outdoors, it probably would wear away, especially with Maine weather. Unfortunately, I am returning them.
Helped my dog go up and down the stairs
My dog is scared of falling in the stairs and this mats helped her go up and down the stairs
Unfortunately, not worth the cost
The positives: *These are very thick, and appear to be very sturdy *No glue on the back means no damage to the stairs The negatives: *Do not stay in place - I see that there are mixed reviews on this, and I'm wondering if the type of stairs make a difference? We have highly polished, stained wood stairs, and they can't seem to get through one walk-over with staying in place. HOWEVER, since I didn't want to waste the money, I put them outside on non-glossy painted stairs, and they seemed to stay in place much better. Unfortunately, for the cost, I would not purchase them again.
May need rug tape
These rugs came very stiff in a concave shape and wouldnt stay in place. I used rug tape that helped a little but they still eventually slid back into the riser. Eventually I bought new rug tape and everything is good. Perhaps I should have rolled them up in the opposite direction and put them back in the box until they laid flat. I'm happy with them now but still need the tape as my Shepherd and med sized rescue run down the steps whenever someone comes to the door.
don't stick to painted steps
I have gotten these in the past and they were great on poly hardwood floor steps. But this time I got them for painted steps and they do not stick to steps all that great. Actually, they don't stick at all :(
Slippery stair treads
We have an older dog needing treads on the stairs to reduce slipping and help with traction. These treads are OK for that purpose. The problem is our dog tries to go around them. We are not sure this is the best solution. They are pricey for just 4 rubber treads.