Albarracín L-Shaped Step - non-slip edge for outdoor stairs

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Albarracín L-Shaped Step - non-slip edge for outdoor stairs

Albarracín L-Shaped Step: safety in every step

An outdoor step that's worn, slippery or unevenly finished is a real hazard for anyone using it every day. This step has an L-shaped design that makes installation easier and hides imperfections in the substrate, and adds a high level of slip resistance that holds up even when the surface is wet.

✅ Key advantages

  • High slip resistance: reliable grip on every step, even in the rain.
  • L-shaped profile: covers both tread and riser in one piece, adapts to different geometries and hides unsightly edges.
  • Colored throughout: keeps its tone over time and won't rust.
  • No reinforcement needed: strong and durable, with low heat absorption, so it doesn't burn bare feet.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Access stairs to homes and porches.
  • Level changes and slopes in gardens.
  • Steps into pools and sun decks.
  • Connecting terraces at different levels.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Reference dimensions: 50 × 31.5 × 35.5 × 4.5 × 6 cm.
  • Material: high-strength concrete with natural aggregates.
  • Design: L-shaped profile, no reinforcement.
  • Colors: white, anthracite, sand and bronze.
  • Format: single unit or pallet.

🧰 Installation

  1. Check that the stringer or built staircase is level and free of dust.
  2. Spread bonding mortar with a notched trowel over the tread.
  3. Bed the step from top to bottom, resting the riser section first.
  4. Give a minimum 1% reverse slope towards the outside so water runs off.
  5. Level with a rubber mallet and check that all treads sit at the same height.
  6. Grout and clean before the mortar hardens.

📦 Available formats

  • Piece with a 50 cm front, in white, anthracite, sand and bronze.
  • Piece with a 35.5 cm front, in white, anthracite, sand and bronze.
  • Sold by unit or by full pallet.

💡 Professional tip: what ruins an outdoor staircase isn't the material, it's the treads not all measuring the same. Your foot memorizes the first height and trips the moment one varies by a centimeter. Set out the whole staircase before bonding the first step and spread any difference across all the steps — never leave it all on the last one.