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Stair Supplies is the industry leader in Made In America stair parts. We manufacture wood stair parts, and stainless steel cable rail systems located in Goshen, Indiana. We specialize in beautiful stair creations. Our finely crafted stair parts help you create the perfect stairway, the centerpiece of craftsmanship in the home.
This page has important installation information, along with product details, to assist you in your stairway remodel project. For more information, checkout www.stairsupplies.com.
This page has important installation information, along with product details, to assist you in your stairway remodel project. For more information, checkout www.stairsupplies.com.
How to Install Replacement Treads on your Staircase
Welcome to another Stair Supplies installation video! We'll be showing you, form start to finish, the COMPLETE installation process for your Stair Supplies replacement treads!
Welcome to another Stair Supplies installation video! We'll be showing you, form start to finish, the COMPLETE installation process for
INTRO (0:00)
MATERIALS NEEDED (0:31)
Step 1: Reveal the Substructure (0:48)
Step 2: Check Your Drawing (1:03)
Step 3: Remove Tread Nosing (1:18)
Step 4: Mark & Cut Your Treads (2:07)
Step 5: Install Your Treads (2:42)
Thanks for watching this video on how to install your replacement treads. To learn how to install the rest of your stair system, check out our CZcams channel at czcams.com/users/stairsupplies or visit our website at stairsupplies.com!
Welcome to another Stair Supplies installation video! We'll be showing you, form start to finish, the COMPLETE installation process for
INTRO (0:00)
MATERIALS NEEDED (0:31)
Step 1: Reveal the Substructure (0:48)
Step 2: Check Your Drawing (1:03)
Step 3: Remove Tread Nosing (1:18)
Step 4: Mark & Cut Your Treads (2:07)
Step 5: Install Your Treads (2:42)
Thanks for watching this video on how to install your replacement treads. To learn how to install the rest of your stair system, check out our CZcams channel at czcams.com/users/stairsupplies or visit our website at stairsupplies.com!
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I almost fell asleep with this song FOR REAL.. lol
You are great! I think we have what you want.
What if you can't find a stud. Use some sort of anchor or expansion bolt?
No always on a stud. Might have to cut the drywall and put in your own backer stud
Cringy Forced Vocal Fry
Why are you removing and replacing the handrail? Is there a reason not to re use the existing handrail?
Your 36" mark is where you are putting your bracket mounting screw, you didn't allow for the height of the bracket or the diagonal height of the handrail. I would guess the height of your handrail at the top would be around 42 1/2 "
So how do you remove them
Why don't you just install the handrail in the later stage. This will enable easier installation ?
How do you maintain and clean them?
I did it with Woodglut.
5/8” is too tight for the square portion of the baluster. 🤔 I’m not understanding how to slide it up that 1 1/4” up into the handrail to place the baluster into the landing tread.
I used a 4-inch piece of the square baluster rod that I sawed off and then hammered that into each of the 5/8 inch holes to widen them a bit. That created just enough room to slide in the rods.
This isn't a replacement tread, this is an add on tread. Replacing something means you take the old one out and put something new on. I have broken treads and risers, I can't just add new steps on top of them and am trying to find a video on YT explaining how to do it but all I find are videos like this messing up the search algorithm.
You probably have already fixed your problem, but here's a video I just found that shows you how to replace a broken tread (video from 'This Old House') czcams.com/video/b4ixXEoCMRw/video.html
I have completed a tread replacement job in which some of the holes for the iron balusters in the stair rail were sloppily bored. Replacing the stair rails is outside the scope of my work, but I want to improve the appearance as a finishing touch, so I have bought pitch shoes and even corrected the pitch angle to perfectly match the rail angle. However, when the set screws are tightened, the pitch shoes tilt to an incorrect and inconsistent angle, so that their perfect fit to the rail is lost. To preserve the fit, It has been suggested to me that I avoid tightening the screws and instead glue the pitch shoes in place. How would you recommend dealing with this problem? If glue is the solution, could you please give instruction as to the best way to accomplish this without making a a big mess? Thank you.
I couldn’t get through this video because the guys voice is so annoying
Alternatively, fix the brackets TO the handrail, in their correct spacing, offer up the completed rail to the wall and mark at least one screw hole in each bracket; this way they'll be no doubt that the brackets will be in their right screw placing. Get two people to hold the handrail, drill and plug the marked points and screw rail to wall. In this position you can fix the other screws at your leisure.
ya but you forgot that the brackets need to be screwed into the studs... so attaching the brackets to the wall first where the stud location is more important... i say do not over tighten the bracket and that way when u set the handrail on top.. the bracket swivels on and then you tighten everything
Lmao you mentioned structure and support and then say just hit it with a couple of trim nails…. I’ll just hit it with that lag bolt Through the rosette into the wall stud…
The video is showing measuring front of tread to front of tread. Not Risers so people may not understand though it is pretty simple. Though I do like the torpedo level attached to collapsible painters pole. Genius.
The baluster goes directly Into the wood? What about the collars I've seen, like at Lowes?
I really appreciate this video. I'm just not gathering why the handrail (and sometimes steps) need to be replaced. If you're using epoxy in the railing hole why did you have to replace the whole rail? If the bottom is held in by the shoes, why does it matter if the bottom is a hole instead of 1/2" recessed? Thank you.
Its not necessary to replace handrail and steps , you can just send , & stain or paint them , and they will look like brand new
What length finish nail do i need?
What saw is that to cut it?
So I screw the base into 3/4 OSB with a single lag bolt, add some adhesive and a few finish nails and thats going to stay stiff for a few decades. Huh. Anybody want to bet money on that? Thats a substandard way to recommend installing a newel post unless you are a house flipper that doesn't care after 90 days.
What too are you using to cut the metal
Grinder with a “Ridgid” ( Home Depot ) cut off wheel.
Hand held band saw.
Why use epoxy? could construction adhesive be used?
Construction adhesive is a horrible choice. It has a hydraulic effect as it can push the balusters out of their holes. Just spend the money on epoxy and there will be no issues. Now, if you aren’t focused and are messing around, the epoxy will set before you straighten out your balusters.
It was just a question. But thank you for your response your the expert. You don't need to be a jerk.
@@awoodmann1746 You definitely misread his tone. Just because he used the term “horrible” doesn’t mean he was saying it with disgust. Try reading it from a different perspective and you won’t get your feelings hurt
@@thomasnorthcastle4130 Always have paper towles and baby wipes handy when using epoxy.
It seems There still extra space on the top, will cause unstable?
Couldn't finish this video due to falling asleep to the music.
the guy should take some public speaking lessons.
Hi, I think the balusters are awesome. I know it's mentioned as Single and Double Knuckle but I don't see them on the website. Could you help?
background music?
Hi, sorry I'm not a carpenter so this is why I'm asking. Why not put the epoxy in the bottom hole and the hand rail hole. Install the baluster at the bottom than install the railing right on top? Screw the railing in after.
To much can go wrong with this method
That is the correct way to install metal balusters, this video is not. I have been doing stairs for over 30 years.
Still too difficult
Please. Active the subtitles in spanish. Thank you from Patagonia Argentina
why you guys shake the camera?
So the bottom holes have to be drilled exactly the same depth so the rail designs stay all level in line? Advice on how to make sure that happens?
To a set depth, simply wrap a piece of masking tape around the drill bit and stick the two ends together to form a “flag” on one side of the bit.
video SUCK. a high schooler could make a more informative tic tock
Great instruction. Thank you for the time and effort you took to make this video and share it with us. Greetings from Croatia.
how deep should the holes in the stair treads be? The video mentioned 1 1/2” under the hand rail but no depth info for the holes in the stair treads?
It said 1/2. It's right before when he said 11/2
What if I don't want to remove my old handrail? Do I just leave it? Is that possible?
Yes. You can leave the handrail - the holes left by removing the wood balusters may line up for the iron balusters. If not you may need to drill new ones and repair old. You can also apply a colored polyurethane (sold at big box stores) to darken/change the color of the rail without a total strip and finish - or paint.
What sort of glue do people recommend for us with the balusters to hold them securely in place in the wood? I will be placing shoes over them after.
Epoxy
Any reason the handrails must be replaced? Can these just be installed as replacement balusters into the existing handrail and base plate?
If your new balusters are a different size/diameter/dimension, then the holes drilled in the existing handrail may not be the right distance apart, or the right size to accept the new balusters. If your new balusters are the same dimensions (just a different 'look'), and you like your existing hand-rail, you may be able to salvage/re-use the existing hand-rail. The wood balusters in this video likely had a different diameter at their top than the iron balusters -- which is probably what informed the decision to replace the hand-rail and plate. Just my two cents as a DIY renovator.
@@LuckySawdust The trouble with that approach is that on many stairs the bottom of the baluster is fastened to the step itself, so you need to deal with the step, including the lag bolt coming out of the wood that holds the bottom. If you have to replace the steps, it makes baluster replacement a non-starter.
That's a very good video, thanks!
what are the new stair treads you used? Those are gorgeous.
Thank you, Stair Supplies, for posting this video. It is the best step by step instructional video to date.
Agreed! Best one I have found!
A great solution for slippery on stairs-seloom stair treads: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0834WGYVP
If the bluster is square shaped and the holes drilled are round wouldnt it show? Serious question planning on doing my stairs
No, the balusters used here are round on the top and square at the bottom and the bottom part has a "shoe" that covers the round hole with square baluster, cosmetic thing. Hope this helps !
what if your shoes don't have the set screw in them. they aren't metal
I was hopping to be able to reuse the handrails and baseboard.
Yes, if you have to redo the entire staircase, it moves from a DIY job to a very expensive pro job.