GRP Anti-Slip Products

GRP Decking Strips

GRP decking strips are a practical way to add long-lasting grip to timber decking, composite deck boards, external walkways and access routes without replacing the whole surface.

Where GRP decking strips are used

Decked walkways

Use decking strips on timber boardwalks, external routes and pedestrian areas where rain, algae or wear can make boards slippery.

Steps and changes in level

Shorter strip lengths can help mark board edges, improve foot grip and support safer movement across stepped deck areas.

Retrofit upgrades

Decking strips are often used when an existing deck is sound but needs a targeted anti-slip surface rather than full replacement.

Why choose GRP decking strips?

  • Hard-wearing anti-slip surface for exposed deck boards.
  • Corrosion-resistant and suitable for outdoor environments.
  • Lightweight sections that are straightforward to handle and position.
  • Useful for targeted upgrades where only traffic routes or board edges need additional grip.

Choosing the right decking strip

The best option depends on board width, traffic level, fixing method and whether the strip is being used for full-route coverage or selective grip. GRP Express can help match strip sizes to the deck layout and advise on practical cut lengths for installation.

If the area needs wider coverage, compare this page with GRP anti-slip sheets or GRP walkway covers.

Useful details to send

  • Deck board width and approximate strip length.
  • Quantity of boards or routes to cover.
  • Indoor, outdoor, wet or coastal exposure.
  • Whether you need pre-cut lengths, fixings or trade supply support.

Need GRP decking strips cut to size?

Send the deck dimensions, board layout or cutting list and GRP Express can help with anti-slip strip options for trade, maintenance and project work.

Decking anti-slip route

Buy GRP decking strips or request repeated cut lengths

Use decking strips for timber boards, boardwalks and exposed pedestrian routes where targeted grip is required.

Check the boards first.

Confirm timber condition, strip length, spacing, screw positions and drainage before covering worn decking.