can these be used on concrete steps outside?
1447448
Sure, if you can figure out a way to glue them in place. I suspect there is a glue now for everything. I just wouldn't use them without it.
1447449
I haven't tried it. They are a thin flexible rubber mat. I would suppose if you had a strong enough glue that works well with weather, it would be a possibility. I bought them to put on wooden steps that go to the basement. You might want to contact the company that makes them and ask them before you would purchase them! Good Luck!
2024077
Yes, you can use them outside, but I would question the plastic portion of the chair may not handle the out door environment due to UV rays etc. the legs may rust over time aswell. Great chair though
2283357
Yes they can be used outdoors. I have had mine outside for about over a year. They work perfectly, rain or shine.
125313
They can be used outside. They might start to rust over time, but you can hit them with some spray paint if that happens.
356153
yes you can. i used them on my deck outside as a go in and out entrance gate with the hinges. it works perfect and the dogs won't jump it if it's on stairs
2279353
They probably can as long as you secure the bottom to something stable. The steps are pretty solid once you fill the side panels with sand; even before we put it in the pool. If you want to access the pool from the outside I would recommend using pre-fab steps that you see quite often for mobile homes or campers. It may be a cheaper option.ThanksKJ Sandifer
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I don't see why not. I have not been able to use the set i ordered, but they are very durable to touch and came with durable steel bolts and t-nuts. I weighed the option of using them on concrete myself and have yet to delegate them to one surface or another at this time.
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You know we've only really used them indoors on tile, wood, and carpet. They did fine in all of those situations. I'm sure they'd be great on a sidewalk or level patio or driveway. I think it would work on short level grass, too, but we haven't tried. Hope this helps! Great rainy day save down a hallway!
2120149
we applied them to wood steps with tiny nails doubt it would stick to concrete steps unless a heavy duty glue is tried.
702887
This is a great option for cement steps. You can put it down and have an instant weatherproof ramp.
1812837
I would not use them. I put them on some plastic spa steps with the self sticking backs and they shriveled up and wrinkled. I was very disappointed in this 3M product. Go to Lowes and look for safety treads.
1304711
These treads are better used for indoors vs. outdoors. They peeled right off our outdoor stairway in a matter of days. They were applied according to the package. Good luck!
1469069
yes, I use them on my wooden deck stairs leading to pool and playground area..I hammered them in with thick metal staples to hold in place when the kids run on them.
1370995
They are indoor only. I would definitely not advise using them outdoors. Even in an entry alcove.
1188098
I'm sorry, they are not constructed for outdoor use. Thanks for the question. ted
785708
I can't say definitely. We are using them inside. They do not appear weatherproof so my best guess would be "no". Here in SoCal there are many outdoor uses where they would be fine but that does not make them OK for other (wetter / colder) outdoor situations.
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I didn't use it on my walks, which are concrete. I used it on asphalt shingles, Masonite and vinyl siding and brick wall with good results. If the walkway is brick then I'd say it should work okay and I'm thinking concrete should be okay too based on how it works on everything else.