Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - Stair Nosing on Two Sides
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mchrist
07-20-06, 07:10 AM
Hi:
Applying laminate to the bottom stair with 2 exposed sides: that is, 2 rounded edges. I guess I'll need stair nosing on the 2 sides, with 45-degree cuts joining the two nosing.
My question has to do with the laminate on the tread. A laminated plank has a tongue on one side, but each of the stair nosing will have grooves. Will the side nosing just butt-join with the tread laminate piece?
Hope this is clear.
Thanks.
Applying laminate to the bottom stair with 2 exposed sides: that is, 2 rounded edges. I guess I'll need stair nosing on the 2 sides, with 45-degree cuts joining the two nosing.
My question has to do with the laminate on the tread. A laminated plank has a tongue on one side, but each of the stair nosing will have grooves. Will the side nosing just butt-join with the tread laminate piece?
Hope this is clear.
Thanks.