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To be installed on top of the step. A birthday cake without frosting? Order now through our web site, visit your local store, or Call 1-800-HARDWOOD
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forget stairnose alternative....solid bamboo stair treads and risers are the only way to go...they look AWESOME!!!
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Can this be stained to a darker finished? I need a dark walnut color to match my existing bamboo walnut strand flooring.1 answer
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This is pre-finished with a urethane coating.Q:
Would it best to glue or nail these down? I am removing carpet from the stairs, and I'm trying to figure out the best installation.1 answer
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I would be glad to help you with this question.Q:
I'm assuming this is perfectly sized to fit the tread of the steps, and I can cut down the overall square footage on the flooring ordered since that was originally intended to cover the steps as well. 1. Is that correct? 2. What is the benefit of getting this over additional square footage of flooring? Is it just convenience?1 answer
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I would be glad to help you with this question.Q:
Will the construction of these treads allow them to be cut down from the 11 1/4" width to maybe 10"?1 answer
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Yes.Q:
Half my stairwell is boxed-in while the other is an open stairwell. How do I attack the open stairwell section with the bamboo treads that seem to be for boxed-in stairs? Or, are there treads specifically designed for the open section? If so, do you sell them?1 answer
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Yes we can special order treads that are made for open ended steps.Q:
Wondering whether I should be concerned with the thickness of these treads? I currently have carpeting with a foam underlayment and I am planning on bamboo floors ands stairs. I think this option is more elegant than the stairs with stair noses.1 answer
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The thickness of these treads put over your existing stairs may cause a trip hazard because you are adding a full inch which may cause stumbles. Different counties have codes regarding changes in the rise of steps in relation to each other and with the landings at the bottom and top of a stair case. Most likely this application will be outside of code. These treads are designed to replace not go over existing steps.Q:
how many steps will get done with pice1 answer
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Unless your steps are only 24" wide you will only be able to get one out of every 48" wide tread.
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