Fibreglass Stair Nosings

Fibreglass stair nosings offer a combination of performance, safety, and convenience that sets them apart from other materials. Here’s why they’re an ideal solution for demanding environments:

• Engineered for Extreme Conditions: FRP nosings stand up to corrosion, chemicals, UV light, moisture, and even fire, which makes them essential in harsh industrial environments.
• Compliance-First Approach: A key advantage of fibreglass nosings is that they’re designed with safety standards in mind. Whether you’re working to meet NCC and AS1428 requirements or Luminance Contrast Testing requirements, these nosings help ensure compliance in public, commercial, or industrial spaces.
• Inherently Fire-Resistant & Non-Conductive: Unlike metal alternatives, fibreglass is inherently fire-resistant and non-conductive, making it especially suited for hazardous or electrical environments. It won’t ignite or transfer heat, and it poses no electrical risk, ensuring safety in the event of a fire or electrical fault.
• Built for Hectic, High-Pressure, and High-Traffic Environments: Fibreglass nosings are engineered to withstand constant foot traffic, heavy use, wet weather, and demanding conditions. Whether it’s a transport hub, factory floor, or busy public building, these nosings deliver long-lasting durability and grip, even under pressure.
• Lightweight & Easy to Install: Despite their durability, fibreglass nosings are lightweight and straightforward to fit, delivering a cost-effective solution for new or retrofit stairways.

Fibreglass stair nosings are engineered to withstand harsh environments, including extreme temperatures, moisture, chemical exposure, and heavy foot traffic. Fibre-reinforced plastic (FRP), which has corrosion-resistant properties, is used for these stair nosings. They are ideal for industrial, mining, marine, and outdoor settings where material durability and structural integrity play a big role in maintaining safety.

Yes, fibreglass stair nosings have textured, anti-slip surfaces that maintain traction even in wet, oily, or dusty conditions. This slip resistance helps reduce the risk of accidents in high-traffic areas, making them a trusted safety solution in industrial settings.

Depending on the substrate, fibreglass stair nosings can be installed with mechanical fixings or adhesives. They can be pre-cut to size and installed with minimal downtime.

Yes, Classic Architectural Group’s range of fibreglass stair nosings has options that are compliant with Australian Standards, such as AS1428 for accessibility and AS 4586 for slip resistance.