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Hardwood Stair Installation Questions
I just finished laying engneering wood oak floorings and am ready to
do stairs. Installing steps and risers is a lot different than laying floorings. Here is my problem: I like to install solid oak for steps. But the depth of my steps are 11 inches and solid oak step materials with bull nose come in either 10&1/2 or 11&1/2 inches. Are there 12 inches or 12&1/2 inch solid oak steps? If I can't get the wider one, I will use 3 inch strips with stair nose. Is there any web site showing tips on installing stair steps? Thanks. |
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Hardwood Stair Installation Questions
wrote in message oups.com... |I just finished laying engneering wood oak floorings and am ready to | do stairs. | | Installing steps and risers is a lot different than laying floorings. | | Here is my problem: I like to install solid oak for steps. But the | depth of my steps are 11 inches and solid oak step materials with bull | nose come in either 10&1/2 or 11&1/2 inches. they come in 9 1/2 in & 11 1/2 in (never heard of a 1x11) | | Are there 12 inches or 12&1/2 inch solid oak steps? if you glue 2 pieces together. | | If I can't get the wider one, I will use 3 inch strips with stair | nose. better off with 1x8 w/nosing and 1x6 ripped to size. | | Is there any web site showing tips on installing stair steps? | | Thanks. | |
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