Ecoglo® photoluminescent resilient flooring stair nosings are engineered to install flush with resilient flooring, vinyl flooring and other thin floor finishes while providing luminous step-edge visibility and hard-wearing anti-slip protection.
The RF7B and RF7C families combine anodized aluminum, photoluminescent step-edge markings and silicon-carbide non-slip material in purpose-built profiles for resilient-floor stair assemblies.
Choose between RF7B 90-degree profiles and RF7C 85-degree profiles, with E30 or E40 photoluminescent configurations to suit the stair-edge geometry and project requirements.
Ecoglo® designed its resilient-flooring nosing range to integrate with resilient flooring, vinyl flooring and other thin floor materials. This creates a clean architectural transition while helping define the leading edge of the stair in both normal and reduced-light conditions.
During normal lighting, the contrast between the non-slip material and photoluminescent strips helps identify the step edge. When lighting levels fall, the charged photoluminescent material remains visible without requiring an electrical connection at the nosing.
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The resilient-flooring range includes RF7B-E30, RF7B-E40, RF7C-E30 and RF7C-E40. Because the current ComposiGrip collection is the domain-safe purchase destination for this range, each image below links to the collection on the visitor's current .com or .ca store.
A 90-degree anodized-aluminum stair-edge profile designed for flush installation with resilient or other thin flooring. E30 combines photoluminescent step-edge visibility with integrated non-slip protection.
View RF7B-E30 Range →Uses the RF7B 90-degree geometry with five photoluminescent strips plus non-slip material across an approximately 2.19-inch surface for increased luminous area.
View RF7B-E40 Range →An 85-degree profile with three photoluminescent strips and integrated non-slip material for stair-edge conditions where an angled profile better matches the approved detail.
View RF7C-E30 Range →Combines the RF7C 85-degree geometry with five photoluminescent strips and non-slip material in an approximately 2.19" × 2" body for enhanced luminous area.
View RF7C-E40 Range →| Ecoglo® Series | Profile | Photoluminescent Configuration | Installation | Typical Selection Consideration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RF7B-E30 | 90-degree profile | E30 photoluminescent + non-slip configuration | Flush with resilient flooring using adhesive and mechanical fasteners | Thin-floor stair assemblies requiring a square stair-edge profile |
| RF7B-E40 | 90-degree profile | 5 photoluminescent strips + non-slip material | Flush installation with adhesive and mechanical fasteners | RF7B geometry with greater photoluminescent area |
| RF7C-E30 | 85-degree profile | 3 photoluminescent strips + integrated non-slip material | Flush installation with adhesive and mechanical fasteners | Angled stair-edge detail requiring RF7C geometry |
| RF7C-E40 | 85-degree profile | 5 photoluminescent strips + non-slip material | Flush installation with adhesive and mechanical fasteners | 85-degree profile with greater luminous area |
RF7B is designed around a 90-degree stair edge and is available in both E30 and E40 photoluminescent configurations.
RF7C uses an 85-degree profile for stair-edge conditions where the architectural detail differs from a conventional 90-degree edge. It is also available in E30 and E40 versions.
Selection tip: Do not select RF7B versus RF7C based only on appearance. Confirm the actual stair-edge geometry, resilient-flooring assembly, architectural detail and approved manufacturer profile before releasing material for construction.
Ecoglo® combines contrasting anti-slip material with photoluminescent step-edge markings. Suitable ambient lighting charges the luminous material; when normal illumination is reduced, the stored energy is released as visible photoluminescence.
The contrast between the non-slip material and photoluminescent components helps define the resilient-floor stair edge during normal use.
The photoluminescent step-edge markings remain visible after a lighting reduction without batteries or an electrical connection at the stair nosing itself.
Ecoglo® publishes 8-foot and 10-foot standard lengths for RF7 resilient-flooring nosings.
Custom cut lengths are available with a published tolerance of approximately ±1/8 inch.
Published RF7B and RF7C product information lists an approximate profile weight of 0.586 pounds per linear foot.
Profiles use pre-drilled countersunk holes with stainless-steel fasteners and concrete nylon anchors.
The aluminum profile provides a durable architectural finish with resistance to corrosion and abrasive wear.
Hard-wearing silicon-carbide non-slip material is integrally bonded to the aluminum substrate.
Raised ridges help protect photoluminescent material from abrasive wear while allowing routine cleaning.
Ecoglo® reports accelerated UV and weathering testing for applications where the selected profile and installation are appropriate.
Ecoglo® publishes clear-anodized aluminum as the standard RF7 finish. Black, Light Bronze and Dark Bronze anodized finishes are also available, with additional cost potentially applying. Black, gray and yellow non-slip insert options are available within the resilient-flooring range. Confirm current finish availability and lead time during project submittals.
Federal, state/provincial, municipal and other public-sector facilities.
High-traffic institutional stairs finished with resilient or vinyl flooring.
Education facilities requiring durable stair-edge visibility and traction.
Transportation facilities with demanding pedestrian circulation.
Multi-storey commercial projects with specification-driven stair systems.
Hospitality stairs requiring a clean flooring transition and visible step edge.
Public-assembly facilities with repeatable, high-traffic stair installations.
Large projects where finish coordination, documentation and repeatability matter.
Resilient-flooring stair nosings should be selected during design development or submittals so the project team can coordinate stair-edge geometry, flooring thickness, RF7B versus RF7C, E30 versus E40, aluminum finish, anti-slip insert and installation method.
Ecoglo® specifies flush installation with resilient flooring using adhesive and mechanical fasteners. Profiles are supplied with pre-drilled countersunk holes, stainless-steel fasteners and concrete nylon anchors. Inserts are installed over the mechanical fasteners using polyurethane adhesive.
It is an architectural stair-edge profile designed to install flush with resilient flooring, vinyl flooring or other thin floor finishes while combining photoluminescent step-edge visibility with durable anti-slip protection.
The principal resilient-flooring families are RF7B-E30, RF7B-E40, RF7C-E30 and RF7C-E40. RF7B and RF7C are specifically designed to integrate with resilient, vinyl and other thin flooring materials.
RF7B uses a 90-degree stair-edge profile, while RF7C uses an 85-degree profile. Select the profile that matches the approved stair-edge geometry and resilient-flooring detail rather than choosing based only on appearance.
E30 and E40 identify different photoluminescent configurations. Ecoglo® publishes RF7C-E30 with three photoluminescent strips plus non-slip material. RF7B-E40 and RF7C-E40 use five photoluminescent strips, providing greater luminous area.
Yes. Ecoglo® designed the RF7 range specifically for flush installation with resilient flooring and other thin floor materials. The final transition should be coordinated with the approved architectural stair and flooring detail.
Yes. Ecoglo® identifies the resilient-flooring range for resilient flooring, vinyl flooring and other thin floor finishes. Confirm the actual flooring assembly and stair-edge geometry against the selected RF7B or RF7C profile before ordering.
Ecoglo® specifies flush installation using adhesive and mechanical fasteners. RF7 profiles use pre-drilled countersunk holes and are supplied with stainless-steel fasteners and concrete nylon anchors. Inserts are installed over the mechanical fasteners using polyurethane adhesive.
Ecoglo® publishes standard 8 ft and 10 ft lengths for RF7B and RF7C resilient-flooring nosings. Cut-to-length options are also available with a published tolerance of approximately ±1/8 inch.
Published RF7B and RF7C technical information identifies a profile weight of approximately 0.586 lb per linear foot. Confirm the exact selected series before preparing final freight or project-weight calculations.
No electrical connection is required at the stair nosing. The photoluminescent material charges from suitable natural or artificial ambient lighting and provides visible luminous step-edge marking after the surrounding illumination falls.
Yes. The range incorporates hard-wearing silicon-carbide non-slip material together with the photoluminescent components. Ecoglo® also uses protective ridges in the luminous strips to help resist abrasive wear and contribute to step-edge texture.
Ecoglo® reports accelerated UV and weathering testing for its photoluminescent aluminum stair-nosing products. Outdoor suitability still depends on the exact profile, flooring system, substrate, installation and project conditions.
Clear anodized aluminum is the standard published finish. Ecoglo® also identifies black, Light Bronze and Dark Bronze anodized finishes as options. Additional finishes may involve extra cost or lead time, so confirm availability during submittals.
Black, gray and yellow non-slip insert options are available within the resilient-flooring nosing range. Choose a color that provides the desired daytime contrast with the surrounding flooring while satisfying the architectural and project requirements.
Ecoglo® positions its resilient-flooring stair nosings as photoluminescent step-edge products for luminous egress applications. Project teams should verify the exact model, listing, locally adopted code, building conditions and Authority Having Jurisdiction requirements before final specification.
Ideally during design development or the product-submittal stage. Early selection lets the architect, flooring contractor, general contractor and life-safety team coordinate stair geometry, flooring, profile, luminous configuration, finish, quantities and installation before material is fabricated or shipped.
Compare RF7B 90-degree and RF7C 85-degree luminous stair-edge profiles for resilient flooring, vinyl flooring and other thin floor materials. Choose E30 or E40 configurations for commercial, institutional, government and large-scale construction projects.
