Question

outside wooden steps May get slippery when they are wet how could you make it less slippery

Answer 1

There are many ways you can get wooden steps to be less slippery even when they are wet. Some ways are:

*You can put a carpet on the steps. The fibers in a carpet usually have some friction which will give you a grip as you climb up and/or down and prevent you from falling.

*You can apply anti-slip coatings like a paint on the steps. If you add some sand to the paint to add traction and lessen the slippery nature. Alternatively, If the wood has been waxed, you may consider using a wax remover.

*You can fix a hand railing so that you can hold on to it when you go up and down the steps.