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.
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
Check that the stringer or built staircase is level and free of dust.
Spread bonding mortar with a notched trowel over the tread.
Bed the step from top to bottom, resting the riser section first.
Give a minimum 1% reverse slope towards the outside so water runs off.
Level with a rubber mallet and check that all treads sit at the same height.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
¿Es antideslizante con la superficie mojada?
Sí, tiene alta capacidad antideslizante también en húmedo.
¿Por qué el perfil en L?
Porque resuelve huella y tabica en una sola pieza y oculta las imperfecciones del escalonado de obra.
¿Se calienta al sol?
Tiene baja absorción de calor, por lo que resulta cómodo de pisar descalzo.
¿Se oxida con el tiempo?
No lleva armadura metálica, así que no aparecen manchas de óxido.
¿El color se apaga?
Está coloreado en masa y mantiene el tono con el paso de los años.
¿Qué longitudes hay?
Dos frentes distintos, de 50 cm y de 35,5 cm.
¿Cómo se fija?
Con mortero de agarre sobre la huella de obra, dando una ligera contrapendiente hacia el exterior.
¿Combina con el pavimento de la colección?
Sí, comparte gama de color con las losas, el bordillo y el zócalo.
