Would work on outside stairs covered by roof in Juneau, Alaska?
2085087
I can just tell you that so far in my short experience using the safe way traction slip stair treads on my outside concrete steps i am completely satisfied. I have a bad hip and have a hard time with stairs. Since putting these treads on the steps i use the steps with much more confidence. They have lasted thru days of rain and i have kept me steady on my feet. I hope that helps. Be safe.
2085088
yes. They are quite large. I just replaced our deck and will not be using them again because I don't want them to overpower our beautiful new deck.
2085089
What are the stair treads? If metal they'd have to be super clean and above 65 degrees. I wipe down any metal with laquear thinner first. Don't use mineral spirts as it leaves an oily film. If they are concrete treads scotch pad the areas first and again tempurature above 65 degrees and No moisture. Wood treads hit and miss if they'll stay stuck.
2085090
Not sure, the instructions state to apply when over 55 degrees. I applied to pressure treated uncovered ramp 2 weeks ago. At this point they stayed, the temperature has only hit 28 with a light coating of snow and ice, rock salt did not seem to affect them. Gerry
1156964
Yes. Used it on my front entry steps last fall. Held up well during the winter months of freeze and thaw. I'd buy and use again.
1271833
I used it on wood outside steps and it worked fine and looks good it helped to keep rainwater from seeping into the wood. Of course the steps are not continuously exposed to water as a boat would be, but for my purpose it worked fine.
27060
Well, the covering is a plush type carpet so I would say no. Unless you plan to re-cover it with a type of turf or rug type carpet, I would not expect it to do well outside
2051308
You can use with metal, vinyl or plastic gutters and downspouts. Not sure about the roof.
1950396
It won't really interfere with the roof. It can be mounted just about anywhere on the rain gutters or rails. Maybe about half of the sunroof would be covered at least. But this is a fantastic roof basket and perfect for anything that you may need to put up there.
216442
I've used it (with the extension poles) on a cape that has an elevated foundation in the back (about 5 feet above soil line to the 1st floor). I can't get all the way to the roof ridge, but about 3/4 of the way up. Not sure how that would work on a second story, maybe fine if you only care about gutter ice dams. I find that with the extension poles, it's a task to get the roof rake initially onto the roof. The poles bow somewhat under the weight of the head, and you have to leverage the unit up to get it started. Not certain how that would be to a second floor roof.
1816165
I don't believe I would recommend that. It is more for situations when there is something supporting the ladder from behind, such as a house elevation, etc. I probably would not do well with nothing supporting it from behind.
2138435
Yes, as long as you are careful as it is not a solid block. It would work as a step.
1099717
If the antenna is outside the tin roof should have absolutely no effect on its operation. I'm fairly certain that it would work inside as well
992258
It might work on stairs that have a wall to lean on at the top. It's not going to work on all stairs. There are ladders that cost more that might do a better job.
479183
They will take a snow load as long as they are attached to the roof. But they should or need to be cleaned to work properly.
1170066
Most likely. You would be best to attach to pickets or fence frames top and bottom.
1472687
Yes. Works best if it is outside. Just make sure it protected for harsh weather.
1738584
Yes. Or you can drill through the roof and run a heavy duty like to a cross support beam
1247135
Umm I haven't used it without the stairs but it should be fine for dogs. If not they are pretty steep and shouldn't be in the way.
1410634
I used it on the roof,but put it in a knee high, worked great and we use it on our steps and walkway melts fast, great product and I'm sure it would work just throwing it on the roof.