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Picture of RUBBER STAIR TREADS (MODEL GS622) Rubber Stair Treads, model GS622, are non-slip stair treads designed for use by individuals with balance or mobility disabilities or low vision. The rubber tread has a diamond safety design and 2 long wearing mineral-coated Grit Strips recessed the full length of the tread at impact area. Treads have an adjustable square nose or a curved nose. OPTIONS: Extra wide grit strip for users with low vision. DIMENSIONS: Tread is 0.25 inches thick, 12.25 inches deep, and 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, or 72 inches long. Nose is 1.5 inches. Standard grit strip is 0.75 inches wide; low vision strip is 2 inches wide. COLOR: 27 colors. Standard grit strip is black; brown, gray, beige, safety yellow or safety red are available at an extra cost.

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This product record was updated on July 6, 2012.

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RC Musson Rubber Co.

PO Box 7038
1320 Archwood Avenue
Akron, Ohio 44306
United States
Telephone: 800-321-2381 or 330-773-7651.
Fax: 330-773-3254.
Web: http://www.mussonrubber.com.
Email: info@mussonrubber.com.


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