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Spectra Anti-slip Stair Nosing
Wooster Products, Inc.
05 55 00 Metal Stair Treads and Nosings
G 90 Miscellaneous Site Construction
Wooster Products Spectra brand nosings consist of an epoxy/abrasive filler securely bonded to an extruded aluminum base. These safety products are available in 18 standard colours.
Additional Information
Spec SheetsCad Drawings
Project Approval Sheets/Price Request
Contact Information
Phone: 800-321-4936
Email:
sales@wooster-products.com
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