Oak Valley Designs Carpet Stair Treads — Allison Nottingham

Moments in this video

1. 0:08–0:10 Prepare the Self-Adhesive Stair Tread From how to install carpet stair treads, Step 1: Expose the Adhesive: Peel the Protective Liner

   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.

2. 0:08–0:10 Prepare the Self-Adhesive Stair Tread From how to install peel and stick carpet stair treads, Step 1: Prepare for Installation: Peel Away the Protective Liner

   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.

3. 0:08–0:10 Prepare the Self-Adhesive Stair Tread From how to replace worn carpet stair treads, Step 1: Prepare Your Treads: Peel the Protective Liner

   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.

4. 0:08–0:10 Prepare the Self-Adhesive Stair Tread From how to give your staircase a makeover with carpet stair treads, Step 1: Step 1: Reveal the Adhesive Backing

   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.

5. 0:11–0:17 Install the Stair Tread onto the Stair From how to replace worn carpet stair treads, Step 2: Secure Your Tread: Firmly Press into Place

   Carefully position the prepared self-adhesive stair tread onto a clean wooden stair. Ensure the tread is centered and aligned properly with the front edge of the stair. Once correctly placed, firmly press down on the entire surface of the tread with your hands. Apply even pressure across the tread to ensure proper adhesion and remove any air bubbles. Repeat this process for each stair, working your way up or down the staircase.

Guides that use this video

• how to install carpet stair treads
• how to install peel and stick carpet stair treads
• how to replace worn carpet stair treads
• how to give your staircase a makeover with carpet stair treads