Flowflex B270.35 Safety Stair Rods | 14 Telescopic Spring Loaded Rods with Case | for Dust Sheet, Yellow, 28" to 40"

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The gates should be fitted securely according to the manufacturer’s instructions. You can buy pressure-mounted gates but we don’t tend to recommend those, particularly not for the top of the stairs, as it’s very difficult to ensure that pressure is adjusted correctly and safely. So while you may be reluctant to drill into walls, it is by far the safest way to attach a gate.’ Affordability: Safety Stair Rods are a cost-effective solution for carpet protection, especially compared to the potential costs of cleaning or replacing damaged carpets.

That is why we offer the ultimate in choice with over 40 different designs of stair carpet rods, in many different finishes, rod styles and sizes. Take a look and find a design to suit your home or project. Make a statement with stair runner rods – shown here Balladeer. What is the difference between a carpet rod and a stair rod? Carpet rods for stairs are an instant way to create a striking focal point to a staircase and brighten up the most mundane. Appreciated for their decorative style, rods fitted across each step can also create an impression of breadth and spaciousness. Even the most cramped of stairs will seem refreshed. The result is a lovely ‘open’ feel to the centre of your home. Yes, Safety Stair Rods are made with robust materials, designed to last, and provide long-term protection for your carpets. As a reusable product, they can help you reduce your use of single-use products. Who can benefit from using Safety Stair Rods?

If the stairs are being used by young or elderly then one of the simplest ways to improve safety on the stairs is to have a handrail both sides,’ agrees Peter Wright. ‘This is a particular benefit for people with knee or hip issues as it gives them a better balance being able to hold on both side. It also makes it easier to comfortably control their rate of descent.’ However, the Jubilee and Homepride stair rods are offered in four fixed lengths and you then cut them to size. These are our value ranges, designed to meet a budget. Jubilee runner rods provide an off-the-shelf solution at a modest price Can you use carpet runner rods with natural flooring?

The Government has committed to a consultation on the subject within a year, and RoSPA is very hopeful that the lobbying will be successful. ‘This simple change could help reduce falls on stairs quite dramatically.’ What can I do to make my existing stairs safe? Both terms are widely use and are interchangeable. Are carpet runner rods suitable for fitted carpets? While costly, this is a surefire way to make your staircase safer – for example, by changing the pitch of your staircase to make the steps less steep. If you are particularly concerned about staircase safety tips – and we think you should be – it’s wise to get a staircase specialist to do the job. They are likely to be more aware of the safety standards regarding staircases, covered by Building Regulations Section K. Durability: Made with sturdy materials, these rods are designed to last, providing secure protection for your carpets, which can be reused over and over again. Always make sure the floorcoverings on the stairs are in very good condition,’ advises Ashley. Look out for any rips or tears in carpet and repair them immediately, and ensure your surfaces are non slip. It’s not an area where you want to see a highly polished finish.’

The Risks of Unprotected Carpets

Clearly, the choice is yours and there is no right or wrong answer. However, if you prefer something more toning in appearance, then choose a matching finish such as chrome on a pale grey carpet or polished brass on a busy, patterned design featuring amber, yellows and mid brown tones. You could also consider toning in with other metal fixtures in the vicinity such as wall lighting, door threshold strips or door handles. The pewter finish of these Sphere carpet rods helps provide an accent against the white staircase Safety First: Reusable rods designed to secure dust sheets and carpet protectors on stairs, preventing slips and trips.