DIY

The best way to secure stair treads is by using a combination of adhesive and fasteners or opting for non-slip, peel-and-stick treads. Learn more inside!

To install stair treads with double-sided tape, clean the stairs, apply the tape to the back of each tread, align them, and press firmly. Learn more below.

Stair handrails should be 34-38 inches high for safety and compliance. Learn more about proper dimensions and installation guidelines in our guide.

The standard width for commercial stairs ranges from 44 to 60 inches, ensuring safety and accessibility. Learn more about key dimensions and safety features.

Stair nosings make outdoor concrete steps safer by adding grip and protecting edges. Learn how to install them and explore other stair safety solutions.

The recommended stair tread depth for a basement is at least 10 inches to ensure safe footing. Learn how to enhance safety and style in your basement stairs.

The correct stair dimensions for alternating tread stairs include a 50-70 degree incline, 8-11 inch step depth, and 8-10 inch riser height. Learn more inside.

A tread return is the finished edge of a stair tread that extends past the riser for a polished look. Learn how it enhances safety in staircase design.

Replacing stair treads involves removing the old ones, cutting new treads to size, and securing them in place. Follow our guide for a seamless installation.