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Stair Prep – Oli and Summer
<font color=”#007cff”>Happy New Year, @joeletendre!</font>
<font color=”#007cff”>Thanks to all your videos and tips, we finished LVP and all trims downstairs and started upstairs. </font>
While prepping the upstairs subfloor, we are also planning to get the stairs ready. Could you please help us with the questions in the attached pdf? It would be great if you could walk us through how you would tackle the LVP stair installation. We really appreciate all your help!
Oli and Summer
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by
Oli & Summer.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Oli & Summer.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Oli & Summer.
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Link to video – https://youtu.be/O3uchwWMxjc
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Thank you sooooo much for all the answers and tips, @joeletendre
Yes, we asked a local shop to custom made these flush square stair noses.
Besides the PL 8x and Masterweld 948, would you suggest us using Taylor Dynamic Resilient & Carpet Flooring Adhesive for the stair treads/noses and the 2 transition landing areas? Have you used this product before?
- Based the attached product spec sheet, 1 gallon can cover about 150 sqft with 1/16″ notch trowel, which should be enough for all our stairs/landings.
- The tools4flooring website listed 1 gallon for $34.62. Seems like it will be much cheaper than buying the tube adhesive. https://www.tools4flooring.com/taylor-dynamic-4-gal-resilient-carpet-flooring-adhesive.html
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This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Oli & Summer.
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Sorry~ Listed the wrong link in the post above – it was the 4 gallon one.
Here is the 1 gallon link https://www.tools4flooring.com/taylor-dynamic-1-gal-resilient-carpet-flooring-adhesive.html
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