GRP Anti-Slip Decking Strips (Pack of 5)

GRP Anti Slip Decking Strips – Pack of 5

Our GRP Anti Slip Decking Strips provide an effective, long-lasting solution for slippery decking areas. Manufactured from tough fibreglass with a hard-wearing gritted surface, these decking strips offer outstanding slip resistance in both wet and dry conditions, making them ideal for gardens, walkways, commercial properties and public spaces.

Designed for quick and simple installation, each strip comes pre-drilled and is supplied with decking screws, allowing you to secure them directly onto timber decking with minimal effort.

Key Features

• Made from durable GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic)

• Tough anti slip grit surface for superior traction

• Supplied pre-drilled for fast installation

• Decking screws included

• 3mm thick with chamfered edges for safety

• Long-lasting, low-maintenance and corrosion-resistant

Available Sizes

Width options:

• 50mm

• 90mm

• 120mm

Lengths available:

• 1200mm

• 2400mm

Supplied in packs of 5 strips.

Ideal For

• Residential decking

• Holiday lets and outdoor seating areas

• Pubs, cafés and restaurant terraces

• Commercial walkways and ramps

• Any timber decking that becomes slippery due to rain, algae or general wear

Please note: Timber decking (if shown in images) is not included.

Anti-slip decking strip questions answered

What sizes do the decking strips come in?

Widths of 50mm, 90mm and 120mm, in 1200mm or 2400mm lengths. They are sold in packs of 5.

How do I fit anti-slip decking strips?

Each strip is pre-drilled and supplied with decking screws, so you simply lay it across the boards and screw it down. The 3mm thickness and chamfered edges keep the trip risk low.

How far apart should the strips be?

It depends on how the deck is used. On busy walkways and ramps, fitting them closer together gives more grip underfoot. If you would like advice for your deck, call us on 01480 570001.

Do the strips stop algae making decking slippery?

They give a gritted surface that stays grippy even when the timber underneath is wet or green, which is the main reason decking becomes dangerous. Our guide on how to stop decking being slippery covers the other options.

Related products and guides

• Anti-slip decking
• GRP decking boards: anti-slip guide