Prefinished Gunstock Oak Stair Nose

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Prefinished Gunstock Oak Stair Nose

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Prefinished Gunstock Oak Stair Nose- 3/4" x 3-1/8" x 6.5 lft per piece

About Stair Nosing:
It is designed to create a clean transition from a step to a hardwood floor.
Also used around steps, stair landing trims, and to elevate floor perimeters.

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4.3

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5/14/2013

5.0

Perfect match

By Ragsanchance

from Chester, VT

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Cons

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The Gunstock Nose matches the Flooring I purchased earlier PERFECTLY...

11/18/2012

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

perfect fit and color for my application

By cretedude

from Florence,ky

ijust very happy with the quality and performance of this product

Service and delivery comments:

On time eveytime

2/1/2012

5.0

Excellent product

By Legg007

from Winfield, WV

Perfect color match.
Easy to handle.
Simple installation.

Service and delivery comments:

Quick shipping.
No delays.

1/23/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Don't Order Online. Buy In Person.

By DIY Floorer

from Pleasant Gap, PA

Pros

Good construction
Nice quality wood

Cons

Doesn't Match My Floor
Poor Stain Quality
Splotchy Finish

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The price was good for this piece, but the stain is horrific. Splotchy and sprayed on. Color was much oranger than the rest of my gunstock flooring. I almost want to refinish it. I bought it online because it was cheaper than [@] By the time I exchange it with return shipping, it will end up costing more that the other places. I'm sure they're not all like this, so you may have more luck picking a piece out of the store instead of hoping that they mail you a quality product.

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Q:
I see you have prefinished gunstock oak stair nose as well as unfinished treads. What is the difference between these two (other than one is finished and one is not. :) )

I am planning on ordering gunstock oak for my flooring, and I want to match the stairs, but I'm not sure which of these makes more sense to order.
Asked on 3/21/2013 by srd
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  A:
  The main difference is the look you are looking for. Stair Nose can be used with your flooring on the stairs or you go with a solid tread.
  
  For safety, stair parts should be both nailed and glued. Nails can be predrilled, countersunk and holes filled with matching filler. Working from the bottom step to the top step, apply about 1/2" thick bead of adhesive to the back of each board in an "S" type pattern then Nail the tongues.
  
  Best adhesive to use is construction grade, 100% urethane from the LIQUID NAIL family of glues.
  
  In addition, for strength stair nosing should also be back-glued and top-nailed. Joists or stringers support stair treads and risers. Pre-drill nail holes half way into the stair nosing over each stringer, nail through the board into the stringers using a 2"-2 1/2" 7d-8d finish nail, counter-sink and fill holes and fill with a matching filler.
  
  For for more type, "stairs" here - www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101
  Answered on 3/21/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I am replacing carpeted stairs with 3/4" x 3-1/4" oak prefinished.
The underlayment on the stairs has a bullnose (on the overhang). Do I need to replace the underlayment board or, are there stairnoses manufactured to go over the bullnose?
Asked on 10/4/2011 by kurt from meridian, ID
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- A:
  The existing bullnose should be cut off flush with the stair riser and then this stair nose will be fitted over existing tread.
  Thanks for writing in.
  Answered on 10/5/2011 by customer care 2

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