How to Make the External Stairs of a Villa Safe

Outdoor stairs are often the calling card of a villa, but they can become a serious safety risk if not properly treated. Rain, humidity, leaves, and ice make the steps slippery, endangering those entering or leaving the house. Let's see how to intervene.

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1. Choose anti-slip materials or treat them

If you are designing or renovating an outdoor staircase, consider naturally rough materials like rough stone or brushed concrete. If the steps are already made of ceramic, marble, or smooth stone, it is essential to apply a anti-slip treatment. Discover our anti-slip treatment for outdoor steps which increases grip without altering the aesthetics.

2. Install sturdy handrails

A good handrail on one or both sides of the stairs is essential to prevent falls, especially for children and the elderly. It must be stable, weather-resistant, and well anchored.

3. Keep the stairs clean and free of obstacles

Leaves, moss, and dirt increase slipperiness. A regular cleaning schedule and the use of specific outdoor products help keep the surface safe.

4. Light the entrance well

Good lighting prevents trips in the evening hours. Use wall lights, step markers, or LED spotlights to highlight each step.

5. Check slope and drainage

Stagnant water is dangerous. If the steps do not drain properly, consider correcting the slope or adding anti-slip grooves.

For more information or to receive assistance in choosing the right anti-slip product for your outdoor stairs, contact us without obligation. Our team is ready to help you find the most effective and long-lasting solution to make your steps safe, beautiful, and durable over time.