Non-slip luminescent device for surfaces such as stair treads

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Specified wear or friction-type traffic-carrying surface – Tread-nosing; e.g. – shaped stair pad

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52181, E04F 1500

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051036088

ABSTRACT:
An improved stair nosing device especially useful in temporarily darkened stairways is provided which includes a plate member with an upper surface, at least a portion of which is covered by luminescent material. The stair nosing device includes non-slip material attached to the upper surface to provide increased frictional contact with foot traffic relative to the plate member. The non-slip material is attached as spaced apart strips with an upper surface of the non-slip material being higher relative to the plate member. In this way the luminescent material is protected from damage by foot traffic.

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Wooster Safety Treads Catalog 50 Wooster Products Inc. Wooster, Ohio p. 3 type M90, 198 & M95 Jan. 1, 1960.

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