Tuesday 11 November 2014

Correctly Install A Stair Nose When Laying Laminate Flooring

Correctly Install a Stair Nose When Laying Laminate Flooring


Laminate flooring continues to become a stronger and more versatile product in the flooring industry. There are multiple colors and styles along with a textured surface that gives it a real wood look at a fraction of the cost. Laminate flooring is designed for rooms, hallways, and stairways, and is a great way to increase your home's value. With the right tools and following a few basic steps, you will be on your way to enjoying your new flooring. Does this Spark an idea?


Instructions


1. Clear the step of the stairway of any loose debris and measure the width of the step with the measuring tape.


2. Cut the wood stair nose molding to the measurement from the previous step with the wood saw. Cut the metal track to the measurement from the previous step with the hack saw.


3. Install the metal track on the stair nose with the liquid nails glue. Install the track just close enough to the edge of the stair nose to allow the edge of the stair case molding to hang over. Allow time for the glue to dry, by following the guidelines on the tube of glue.


4. Apply glue to the stair nose molding and insert it into the metal track. Allow time for the glue to dry, by following the guidelines on the tube of glue.

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