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As there is quite a sharp edge on the concrete stairs I have, I was
wondering if the is some sort of nosing with a rounded edge which would
fit underneath the underlay before I lay the carpet on the stairs. I'm
worries about this egde cutting through the underlay over time.

TIA
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As there is quite a sharp edge on the concrete stairs I have, I was
wondering if the is some sort of nosing with a rounded edge which would
fit underneath the underlay before I lay the carpet on the stairs. I'm
worries about this egde cutting through the underlay over time.

TIA
Sean


Drill and screw some gripper rod near the top of the riser and to the back
edges of the treads, and this will hold the carpet tightly enough to stop
any major movement. Lay your underlay in between the rod so the carpet lies
flat.

Like this: riser |_ tread


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As there is quite a sharp edge on the concrete stairs I have, I was
wondering if the is some sort of nosing with a rounded edge which would
fit underneath the underlay before I lay the carpet on the stairs. I'm
worries about this egde cutting through the underlay over time.

TIA
Sean


Drill and screw some gripper rod near the top of the riser and to the back
edges of the treads, and this will hold the carpet tightly enough to stop
any major movement. Lay your underlay in between the rod so the carpet
lies
flat.

Like this: riser |_ tread


Lovely bit of ascii art there BW. Have you been practising?


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As there is quite a sharp edge on the concrete stairs I have, I was
wondering if the is some sort of nosing with a rounded edge which would
fit underneath the underlay before I lay the carpet on the stairs. I'm
worries about this egde cutting through the underlay over time.

TIA
Sean


Drill and screw some gripper rod near the top of the riser and to the

back
edges of the treads, and this will hold the carpet tightly enough to

stop
any major movement. Lay your underlay in between the rod so the carpet
lies
flat.

Like this: riser |_ tread


Lovely bit of ascii art there BW. Have you been practising?



LOL!!! I'm slowly but surely getting the hang of it. :-)


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Like this: riser |_ tread


Lovely bit of ascii art there BW. Have you been practising?



LOL!!! I'm slowly but surely getting the hang of it. :-)


Well if ever youre stumped, theres a quick way to draw absolutely
anything: .
Yep, a 1 pixel representation of your complex proposal is right there.

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