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Peel Backing from Tread

From how to give your staircase a makeover with carpet stair treads · Step 1 of 2 · Video by Oak Valley Designs

Showing 0:14–0:17 of the source video.

What happens in this clip

The video shows a close-up of a carpet stair tread, demonstrating how to peel off the clear plastic backing to expose the self-adhesive layer. This reveals the 'sticky side' that will adhere to the stair surface.

Goal: Expose the adhesive surface of the stair tread.

What's used

Materials

  • Oak Valley Designs Carpet Stair Tread Oak Valley Designs

About the full video

This project demonstrates how to quickly and easily install self-adhesive carpet stair treads on outdoor stairs. The primary motivation is to provide a safer, less slippery surface for an aging dog, but it also enhances the aesthetic appeal of the stairs. The process involves simply peeling the backing and pressing the treads into place, requiring no power tools and minimal time.

Step 1 of 2: Step 1: Reveal the Adhesive Backing

This crucial first step is part of our signature 'Clean, Peel, and Stick' installation method. Carefully peel the clear plastic liner completely off the back of each carpet stair tread. This exposes the advanced, pressure-sensitive adhesive that will create a strong, secure bond with your staircase while protecting your beautiful wood underneath. It's designed for simple, lasting adhesion without any damage.

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how to give your staircase a makeover with carpet stair treads

Ready to revitalize your home? Installing Oak Valley Designs carpet stair treads is a simple, DIY-friendly project that brings immediate style, enhanced safety, and lasting protection to your beautiful wooden stairs. Say goodbye to slippery steps and hello to peace of mind – no nails, no glue, no stress!

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