Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - Take a look at the pic and the how to question
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rbrown55
05-15-07, 10:07 AM
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The pic of the stairway brings me to my question as we will be facing this ourselves. How do you get or make the stair nosing on the very bottom step do the outside curve. Can someone please explain to me how this is done. I have only seen straight stair nose pieces, never anything that is curved or ushaped. Our stair design in our future home will have this kind of bottom step.
Also any advise on how to measure and cut the boards for the other stairs going up as the stair case itself curved around a 90 degree turn. Thank you so much
The pic of the stairway brings me to my question as we will be facing this ourselves. How do you get or make the stair nosing on the very bottom step do the outside curve. Can someone please explain to me how this is done. I have only seen straight stair nose pieces, never anything that is curved or ushaped. Our stair design in our future home will have this kind of bottom step.
Also any advise on how to measure and cut the boards for the other stairs going up as the stair case itself curved around a 90 degree turn. Thank you so much