I have an open wooden ladder style staircase in my Victorian house which is very steep and slightly slippery. I would like to find a way to cover the treads in something like sisal or coir which would make the steps less slippery, but without doing major DIY or putting vertical uprights in. Does anybody have any suggestions as to how to do this? Or any pointers to websites or companies who might manufacture this kind of thing? Any suggestions much appreciated!
Stair Tread covers
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Repaint / varnish them, just before it drys sprinkle some sand on it
Repaint / varnish them, just before it drys sprinkle some sand on it
Not sure if this is suitable,you can get anti-slip sufaces tape for stairtread in all difference colour even neutral tape clear where appearance is of particular important.Tape width size 25/50/100/150mm up to 18m.Try this website www.keyind.co.uk and click onto Mats & Flooring.Best to order the catalogue,got some good stuff in there! 
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