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Installing Hard wood in hallway with stairs
I am installing hardwood in a hallway with a 3 sets of stairs (2 going down and 1 going up)
It is solid hardwood with matching stair nosing. I am wondering about matching up with the stair nosing on each side Should I start on one side and the cut wood and then router in a new groove on side going downstairs? What is the recomended way to match up against the carpeted stairs? I am wondering what would be the best way to do this install or any handy hints anyone may have? Thanks Brent
Last edited by basledder; 11-04-2008 at 01:18 AM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Alaska!
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Installing Hard wood in hallway with stairs
ummm...need more info.
What type of wood...solid or engineered. tearout existing carpet? remove and reset moldings? Install per instructions I guess. Not sure what you need really. But I want to help! |
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