Hardwood Floor Stair Nosing

October 27, 2022

Unfinished Red Oak Hardwood 3/8 In Thick X 3.5 In Wide X 8 Ft Length Stair Nose

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What Are Stair Nosings And How To Install Them

Stair nosings are available in laminate/sheet or solid wood. The stair nosing is a safe way to finish your wood or laminate flooring on your stairwell by hiding the edges of the wood flooring where the two wood floors meet. Solid stair nosings

Solid stair nosings are available in a limited number of wood species. They are designed to blend into your floor and to be sure they have a rabbet in the top so the top edge of the nose lips on the wood mounted on the tread. Before installing wood flooring on your stairs, you will need to cut the existing nosing on your stairs. You need to cut the flooring at your step and riser making sure the flooring is cut at the correct position and the nose lip will meet the flooring. TIP - Solid wood floors can be routed to the edge of the wooden floor giving the impression that the stairs are made of the wooden floor and it has not been recessed. - Solid wood floors can be routed to the edge of the floor giving the impression that the staircase is made of the floor and has not been recessed.

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Wooden Floor Stair Nosing

The 90° angle on the stair nosing creates a perfectly straight and modern staircase aesthetic, handcrafted from original ter Hürne planks. CLICKitEASY on the long edges of the stair nosing profile allows easy installation of additional tread or riser or for a seamless continuation to the next floor with our normal floorboards.

Hardwood Floor Stair Nose Installation

Overlap Stair Nose Molding

Overlapping stair nosing molding can be used in combination with flush molding to allow for a transaction at the top of the stairs, where it would transition from a different floating floor to the first step. Also, using two 8-cent flat-head nails, nail the stair nosing flush about 3 inches. If the stairs are very long, be sure to face two 8-penny finish nails about every 20 inches from the molding. Overlapping stair nosings have a small protruding piece that overlaps the floating floor and hides the expansion gap, leaving room for the floating floor to flow freely. Overlapping stair nosing pieces are typically only used at the top of the stair, where they would transition from a floating floor to the first step. Glue the overlapped stair nosing to the subfloor using construction adhesive, making sure to leave enough space for the required expansion gap. Also, using two 8-cent flat-head nails, nail the overlap stair nose approximately 3 inches from each end as well as in the center of the overlap stair nose piece. It is important with Overlap Stair Nose pieces to remember to attach the molding to the subfloor and not to the floating floor you are overlapping.

Hardwood Floor Stair Treads

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There are several finishes and wood types to choose from, such as acacia, so you can coordinate with flooring, handrails, and other design elements in the home. Using wooden or metal posts and balusters not only adds stability but also a decorative touch to a staircase. They are available in several finishes, displaying the natural grains and shades of oak, acacia, birch and maple. Another option is to choose risers and treads in a natural finish, use as is or add a stain or varnish. The treads should have nosings that protrude over the top, giving the entire staircase a more finished and cleaner appearance. Solid wood provides sturdy and durable performance, and other steps feature pressed wood cores for added strength. Complete a staircase by adding more Colonial or Victorian post posts. Choose posts and railings in wood finishes that coordinate with risers and treads, creating a cohesive look with a uniform style.