179 Elm Street
Manchester, NH 03101
Phone: 603-668-1276 x 19
Fax: 603-668-0678
Web Address: http://www.aclindustries.com
E-mail: constprod@aclindustries.com
RAM SERIES renovation treads provide a safe, long lasting,
and economical means of replacing worn and unsafe treads. Ram™ Series
repair treads feature a durable 6063-T6 aluminum base with interlocked V-ribs
of aluminum oxide and silicon carbide in a rugged binder, providing a maximum
safety-to-wear ratio.
Anti-Slip Safety Treads & Nosings
All products are made for heavy duty indoor/outdoor use, providing years of
high traffic durability and safety. Our anti-slip treads and nosings provide
an effective means of limiting slip and fall accidents. All treads and nosings
meet or exceed industry standards including: OSHA, BOCA, ADA, and Barrier Free
codes.
ACL INDUSTRIES is ISO 9001 Registered, utilizing “Lean” manufacturing
methods for efficiency and on-time product delivery. Our staff provides a breadth
of in-house capabilities to follow your order through completion. ACL Industries
experience and dedication to customer satisfaction ensures a high quality product
from the finest materials and components.
- New Life For Old Stairs
- Quick and Easy to Install
- Permanent
- Maintenance Free
- Economical
- OSHA Compliance
Renew Worn & Slippery Stairs
The 9” depth of Model 209-3 is ideal for the average stair. Deeper
stairs require the 11” option (Model 211-3). Deeper coverage for landings and
wide platforms are available. All full-coverage treads feature a 9/32” thickness,
with 7 degree bends for sloped risers and beveled ends optional.
All treads and nosing are furnished cut-to-size, and delivered drilled & countersunk
and ready for installation. Product installation requires only a screwdriver,
making the work suitable for existing building maintenance staff.
IDEAL FOR:
- Schools/University
- Municipal/Public Access
- Stadium/Arena
- Ships/Vessels
Installation Information
Prior to installation, coverage areas should be prepared to assure a level
and uniform surface. Use a filling/leveling compound on worn stairs. Screws
with expansion shields may be necessary on surface areas other than wood. For
best installation results, use a rubber based construction adhesive between
the tread and step in addition to mechanical fasteners.
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