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1. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Install Carpet Treads on Concrete Basement Stairs, Step 2: Measure and Mark Treads

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

2. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Install Treads on Stairs with a Mid-Stair Landing, Step 2: Measure and Template Treads

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

3. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Measure Stair Tread Depth and Nosing Overhang, Step 1: Measure Stair Tread Depth

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

4. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Measure Stair Tread Depth and Nosing Overhang, Step 3: Measure Total Tread Depth (Including Nosing)

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

5. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Measure Stair Tread Depth and Nosing Overhang, Step 4: Record Measurements

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

6. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Choose and Install Wool vs Synthetic Carpet Treads, Step 2: Measure Staircase Dimensions

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

7. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Protect Hardwood Stairs from Wear with Removable Treads, Step 1: Measure Stair Treads

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

8. 0:57–1:16 Measure Treads and Mark Laminate From How to Update Rental Stairs with Removable Carpet Treads, Step 1: Measure Stair Dimensions

   Using your measuring tape, accurately measure the width and depth of each individual stair tread. The depth measurement is taken from the very edge of the bullnose (the rounded, protruding part of the stair tread) to the face of the existing riser (the vertical board at the back of the step). It is crucial to measure each tread separately, as stairs are rarely identical in size or perfectly square. Once measurements are taken, record them on a notepad. Then, transfer these precise measurements onto the Cap-A-Tread laminate material, marking the cut lines clearly with a pencil.

Guides that use this video

• How to Install Carpet Treads on Concrete Basement Stairs
• How to Install Treads on Stairs with a Mid-Stair Landing
• How to Measure Stair Tread Depth and Nosing Overhang
• How to Choose and Install Wool vs Synthetic Carpet Treads
• How to Protect Hardwood Stairs from Wear with Removable Treads
• How to Update Rental Stairs with Removable Carpet Treads