How do you give stair treads a little traction?

[Ryan Howell]

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had any advice for giving stair treads a little traction? I'm replacing all of my indoor stair treads with a nice 5/4 oak and a poly finish. The guy at the hardware store suggested a granular/silicate/sand aditive but when I tried it on a test piece, it looked HORRIBLE :mad:! and was WAYY too grippy. Anyone have any suggestions for just something to provide a little bit of traction without loosing too much look?

[Mr Robert Jones]

Hi, Bona Resident is a one-component waterborne polyurethane/acrylate finish for the surface treatment
of wooden floors in homes and other areas subject to normal wear.
:)
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Anti slip floor varnish is a must for wooden floors or wooden stairways.
Putting safety first, anti slip varnish is ideal for wooden floors that may come into contact with moisture such as hallways, kitchens . It comes supplied with 4.5 litres of varnish and 400ml of hardener which means you get 4.9 litres of the mixed product in total.
Tough and durable
Same appearance as standard varnish
Good anti-slip properties
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