Prepare the Self-Adhesive Stair Tread
From how to install peel and stick carpet stair treads · Step 1 of 2 · Video by Oak Valley Designs
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What happens in this clip
Take one self-adhesive stair tread and turn it over to expose its backing. Carefully peel off the clear plastic protective film from the entire adhesive surface of the tread. This action prepares the tread for immediate application, exposing the sticky side.
Goal: Expose the adhesive backing of the stair tread.
What's used
Tools
- Hands
Materials
- Self-Adhesive Stair Tread
- Carpet tiles
- Non-adhesive stair treads with separate adhesive
About the full video
This project demonstrates the quick and easy installation of self-adhesive stair treads onto wooden stairs. The process involves preparing each tread by peeling off its protective film, then carefully positioning and pressing it onto the stair. The result is an instant aesthetic upgrade and improved safety for the staircase.
Step 1 of 2: Prepare for Installation: Peel Away the Protective Liner
With care, begin to peel away the protective plastic liner from the adhesive backing of your Oak Valley Designs carpet stair tread. This simple 'clean, peel, and stick' action unveils our unique pressure-sensitive adhesive, specifically engineered to provide a strong, safe bond while protecting your underlying stair surface. Take your time with each tread to ensure it's ready for its new home.
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how to install peel and stick carpet stair treads
Discover the 'Oak Valley Difference' with our DIY-friendly carpet stair treads! Designed with a unique pressure-sensitive adhesive backing, they provide a secure, non-slip grip without the need for nails or messy glues, ensuring your beautiful stairs remain pristine. This easy DIY stair remodel typically takes just about 20 minutes for a standard staircase, bringing safety and style to your home. Plus, for your peace of mind, our treads can be effortlessly removed or replaced, leaving no residue or damage behind.
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