Features:
Installation of solid hardwood treads and risers takes place in a single installation step, significantly reducing installation time. Solid treads eliminates the need of attaching a narrow stair-nose piece to a step, promoting safety and ease of maintenance.
Cautions:
- Professional help is recommended for this project. Treads and risers require higher skill levels for proper installation.
- For safety, stair parts must also be fully glued to the existing stair structure, loose or unsecure parts can result in injury.
- Always work safe around power tools.
- Severe injury can result from slipping and falling on stair treads, avoid walking on stair treads with socks, hosiery and slippery or wet shoe soles.
Recommended tool check list
• safety glasses
• tape measure pencil
• hammer and 6d finish nails 1 1/2″ or 2″
• power drill • table saw • miter saw
• 10″ saw blade, 60- or 80-tooth carbide-tipped
• urethane construction adhesive (adhesive cartridge and gun applicator recommended)
