How to Put Hardwood on Stair Landing: All Details from A to Z Mryoucandoityourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Hardwood on stairs looks great. From this video you can learn how to put hand scraping hardwood on stair landing. I tried to show you all details, so please let me now if you like it or no. Hope when you do it yourself with your material your stair landing will look perfect! In any case hardwood on stairs or on stair landing looks fantastic and if you invest in your work a bit your soul and knowledge, your family will appreciate it.
What inside this video about hand scraping hardwood on stair landing is:
00.12 Prepare your stair landing for installation:
00.19 1.Cut stair stringers
00.29 2.Install Temporary Stair Nosing
00.47 Be sure that everything fits well
01.12 Apply glue
01.26 Start stair landing installation
04.08 Install stair riser
04.19 Done!
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Fantastic! Thank you for showing how it's done, I truly appreciate your hard work!
You are welcome!
When it looks easy...your skilled! Looks awesome.
Hi John, Thanks a lot!
Well done!
Thanks
great video thanks for posting
+michael winczuk Thank you for watching!
Master at work
Thank you for watching and positive comment!
I'm curious on the temporary bullnose? Did you just rip a board with the female end? This would really help me to lnow your technique. Thank you!
Yes you are right! I am doing it always. It safe time and original nose grime damage. Thanks
Cool sound track
+willster7272 Thanks!
Wow he's awesome! My type of worker :)
Thanks!
I pulled up our carpet stairs to find red oak treads unfinished and in great shape, but the 37x37 landing is plywood. The last riser/step below the landing is a bit short, about 4 inches, so I was considering gluing and top-nailing some oak lumber or treads with the bullnose removed for a more solid landing. Any thoughts, or stick with the oak flooring idea, assuming I can find some unfinished?
+blairrob Invite couple of local hardwood floor installation companies. They can see your floor and give you their ideas.
+MrYoucandoityourself
Will do.
Appreciate your vid's!
Thank you so much! Good luck with your project!
Finally! I was looking just for this project! It'll definitely be a big help while I continue to work with Woody Hyezmar's plans I found on his website.
Great job.. You can't beet a a man at is craft. you make it look so easy , .... Can you please tell me what size trowel notch you use when putting glue down for a engineer hardwood floor over concrete....
I always use recommendations from the glue manufacturers. You can find the size of trowel on each bucket of glue. Hope it helps.
All-Pro! Question: I'm replacing carpet on stairs to hardwood. The stairs end at carpet on 2nd floor. should I create a landing at the top or leave the last tread as carpet? I'm not sure if it will look "weird" to look up the completed wooden stairs and see the nose of the last tread is carpeted. Any advice or opinion would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hi Fillip, I would recommend like this - th-cam.com/video/sXEKjSVhRvU/w-d-xo.html
Good video.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank YOU for watching and warm commenting!
Nice. Instead of wood I would like to install laminate flooring for my landings. When installing for laminate, is a vapor barrier and underlayment required? Also, if I use a construction adhesive am I required to _nail_ down them as well, if I don't make room for any expansion gaps? Thank you.
S Thunda You don't need a vapor barrier and underlayment. Just use construction glue and nails. You don't need extension gaps on landing. You should leave them (gaps) only for the laminate you installed in the rooms.
Thank you! I will follow your advice.
You are welcome, my friend! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Thank you for the video. I have two landings covered with carpet in my finished basement. Do you think this kind of install is ok for them?
Yes, why not?
MrYoucandoityourself from humidity condition stand point. I saw somewhere that hardwood should not be installed below grade (like basement). My landings are not on the concrete but they are in the basement. Still think it is fine?
I am putting in 3/4 inch hardwood this weekend on my landings. What made you use glue instead of staples? I am putting this down over particle board.. Also is there a reason you should lay the flooring perpendicular to the stair nose? Thanks for any info! Tom
racerx1121 1. You MUST use glue on stair landing (PL 400 or construction glue).
2. Landing floor direction is always parallel to the direction of the main floor.
MrYoucandoityourself Why is glue on landings mandatory? Is the direction of the material strictly for aesthetics?
Glue keeps boards (especially particle boards) more stronger. About floor direction - it is a rule but it is up to you and customer's wishes. You can do what ever you want with your floor and choose even diagonal direction.
MrYoucandoityourself Thanks so much for the prompt information!! Really helps!
Tom
You are welcome!
Ok thanks... I was thinking about putting the floor down myself in our basement ,it's concrete I never installed on concrete and not sure how to start or where to start the floor at.. Where are you located ? mybe I could hire you to do the job ....Thank.... Lou
I am in Vancouver, Canada
for install laminate for stair. Should I start from bottom to the top Please?
Thank you
No. You should start from the top to the bottom.
Depends on where your exit is, have a cold beer waiting for you.
what type of glue did you use?? thanks and great video
Bostik TKO
I see that glue is being used in most video. Do you have to do glue down install for the stair landing? What about 3/4" (31/4") hardwood plank?
For 3/4 (31/4) I would use nail down technique and construction glue (close to the walls) :)
Why can’t put just big piece of wood measure it and cut it to cover entire landing and set it up instead of the multiple parts?
Hi, because this floorboard was different longs.
why not run the floor the other way so it's parallel to the stair nosing trim? wouldn't that look better?
+Matt Frieda The customer preferred kipping same direction as the main floor.
Oh... I see.... I could understand doing it either way... thanks
You are welcome!
Great video, Im planning on installing laminate floor on my landing can i run it parallel to the treads but i forgot to make the groove on the bull nose any advise thanks in advance
You can run any direction.If you note install noses - it's time to make a groove. Thanks.
Thanks but my issue is that i have one of the big newell post sitting on top of the bull nose so taking it out is no a option can i just glue it down, would that work? Thak you
I have a video how to install around a post, find it.Yes, you can glue it.
Was that tongue and groove hardwood?
Yes.
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Thanks!
I hate when people put down flooring or tile and leave the baseboards. They end up being 2 inches tall which looks stupid. Just remove the baseboards and nail it back on top of flooring or tile. And I have removed glued down flooring that was water damaged. It was a royal pain in the rear end. It took 15 minutes to get up each piece of laminate that were 4" by 4 feet. Find another way to install without gluing.
Hi Don, thanks for your comment!
Not done! What did you do for the temporary nose? Why not show the whole thing. Cut out bits that would have been interesting to see.
Why not just nail it?
Paula Green Because it’s glue down installation. Glue down avoid squeaks and more solid. Thanks for your question!
Please relabel theses videos. This is laminate flooring not 3/4 inch hardwood.
Hi Philip, Are you professional hardwood floor installer, or just it's your own opinion?
it does looks easy but it's not..😓
If you are not rush you'll make it very well.
I was asking to see hardwood floor on landing,but look like the installer they don't know the different between laminates & hardwood.Thx ,0 point waist my time.
Hi Ana, this is engineered hardwood floor exactly. You can do laminated floor only as a floating type installation. Here is glue down. BTW thanks for watching.
I do it faster and better...
Good for you! Share your skills!