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Some vinyl plank products are made to be installed with the pads left on and glued. Check with your manufacturer. On those plank I use pressure sensitive glue, full spread each step and hand roll them. I never use liquid nails on anything vinyl plank especially moldings or stairnose. It will eventually fail. I use sikaflex 11fc and it works amazing! Zero complaints or failures and I've been doing it this way for about 5 years. Still good video though. We just do things differently.
I have the same flooring in the video. Do you suggest I leave or take off the padding for the steps? Also how many tubes of the sikaflex 11fc do you think I’ll need for 18 steps?
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Thank you for this video, its very informative. My current stair noise on my would floor has a round bullnoise as in the video. I will be ordering my color vinyl in a sqaure bullnoise. Will the sqaure bullnoise I get be able to be glued to the current rounded bullnoise. Nucore vinyl plank is the brand. Thanks for any info on this, for I will be diy this project for the firs time. Lorenzo
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How thin is the nosing? I am worried it'll be a trip hazard. Is there a way to thin that out a bit? Also, I didn't know they made the matching nosing with the vinyl flooring. I should go with this idea for my basement steps.
The Nelson won’t be a trip hazard so it’s basically like 1/8 of an inch where it goes over the flooring. There’s also ways to do it where the flooring butts up to the nosing and then it’s a flush but I don’t have a video of that to show you please like and subscribe and if you want to be really Charlotte share and in return if you ever have any questions about anything around the house, feel free to ask and if I can help you out, I will.
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I’ve been researching and looking all day to see if I can just buy step nose overlay molding to cover the extended step lip and your video shows that I can! And it looks great. Yay! 😆 other videos I watched were more about molding the vinyl planks with a heat gun but that look way to time consuming to do. My stair lip is 1-1/4” thick, so you think a vinyl overlay molding will cover it? Not too many videos of how you did this but glad I came across this option.
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They carried a stair nosing at Lowe’s and Home Depot and you can also get them at LL flooring or any other floor supply. You just need to tell them if you have a rounded stair nose or square stair nose that does matter.
Only remove the padding on steps and it’s so that the glue stick to the back of the tile and we cut the tongue off the one on the step so that when it butts to the riser, you do not see a gap please subscribe to my channel it’s free and if you want to be really nice like and share and in return if you ever have any questions about anything around a homefeel free to reach out and ask if I can help I will
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Home Depot and Lowe’s has them you can also go to LL flooring. It’s important to know if you have a rounded stair nose tell them you need it for a round Stair nose and if you have square stairs, you need to tell them you need it for a square Stair nose
They break lose and need replacement. Tripping hazard or not they kind of ruin the look and feel of the floor. Flush nosing is the way to go. Well worth the $... czcams.com/users/shortsQw7XCxT9Fus?feature=share
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For this installation it dose not require you to remove the old nosing know what your talking about before leaving a stupid comment there is more then one way to do it I asked the customer how he wanted it and this is how he wanted it
Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose is a moisture resistant molding that is suitable to finish stair installations of vinyl luxury flooring. The Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose is designed for functionality, versatility, and uniqueness: 1) functional because it can be installed either flush or overlapped, 2) versatile because of its wide-range of LVF compatibility ranging from 2mm in thickness to 7.5mm, and 3) unique because, in contrast to the competition, the Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose can accommo- date bull-nosed as well as squared-nosed stair installations. Trim Demographics • Selling Style: VSNP • Dimensions: 78.75” x 1.88” x 1.33” • Core material: PVC • Surface material: Highly wear resistant rigid PVC • ADA compliant • Primary Applications: Luxury Vinyl Flooring Stairnose SHIM Demographics • Selling Style: VSHIM • Dimensions: 78.75” x 1.25” • Shim thickness is specific to the LVF thickness - see table one below. Installation Instructions - Overlap Stairnose application 1) Measure stair width and cut the Stairnose profile to fit 2) Apply polyurethane adhesive to underside LVF FLOOR • S” shaped bead of on ribbed surface of nosing • Apply straight bead of under the stand-off elbow
Awesome video. Thanks! Clear, concise, to the point. No fluff. Well done.
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Very interesting and an amazing finish! Looks amazing!
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How long do you leave the glue to cure before walking on it?
Can I use a Vinyl plank with the rubber padding on or I have to remove it?
Some vinyl plank products are made to be installed with the pads left on and glued. Check with your manufacturer. On those plank I use pressure sensitive glue, full spread each step and hand roll them. I never use liquid nails on anything vinyl plank especially moldings or stairnose. It will eventually fail. I use sikaflex 11fc and it works amazing! Zero complaints or failures and I've been doing it this way for about 5 years. Still good video though. We just do things differently.
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I have the same flooring in the video. Do you suggest I leave or take off the padding for the steps? Also how many tubes of the sikaflex 11fc do you think I’ll need for 18 steps?
7
Yes remove the backing
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you are very talented 👍👏👏.
Thank you so much
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Thank you for this video, its very informative. My current stair noise on my would floor has a round bullnoise as in the video. I will be ordering my color vinyl in a sqaure bullnoise. Will the sqaure bullnoise I get be able to be glued to the current rounded bullnoise. Nucore vinyl plank is the brand. Thanks for any info on this, for I will be diy this project for the firs time.
Lorenzo
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I like that stair jig.
Works great
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How thin is the nosing? I am worried it'll be a trip hazard. Is there a way to thin that out a bit? Also, I didn't know they made the matching nosing with the vinyl flooring. I should go with this idea for my basement steps.
The Nelson won’t be a trip hazard so it’s basically like 1/8 of an inch where it goes over the flooring. There’s also ways to do it where the flooring butts up to the nosing and then it’s a flush but I don’t have a video of that to show you please like and subscribe and if you want to be really Charlotte share and in return if you ever have any questions about anything around the house, feel free to ask and if I can help you out, I will.
If you do the rise first with the female lip to the bottom, when you slide your tread in it locks it into place and gives you a perfect corner.
I’ve done it a couple was this way works out good for me and since I’m glowing them, no need to lock them in the treads are locked together, however
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I’ve been researching and looking all day to see if I can just buy step nose overlay molding to cover the extended step lip and your video shows that I can! And it looks great. Yay! 😆 other videos I watched were more about molding the vinyl planks with a heat gun but that look way to time consuming to do. My stair lip is 1-1/4” thick, so you think a vinyl overlay molding will cover it? Not too many videos of how you did this but glad I came across this option.
so glad you liked the video. I hope it helped you out a little bit please subscribe to my channel and then return if you ever have any questions feel feel free to ask if I can help you I will.
They carried a stair nosing at Lowe’s and Home Depot and you can also get them at LL flooring or any other floor supply. You just need to tell them if you have a rounded stair nose or square stair nose that does matter.
@@everydayhomeimprovements9345 I have square nose steps that are 1 1/4”. I’ll go check Lowe’s. What type of glue did you use?
Tread lock I get it from LL flooring, but gorilla glue would work well
Amazingly explained thank you sir
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Do you not have to worry about expansion from heat/cold when the fit is very tight?
no, because you’re gluing them down, they do not expand and contract when glued
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I love this video it really explains! I have some questions do you have an email or somewhere I can reach you ?
Jamiemattus@gmail.com
Very nice 👌
Thank you
I wish you can do my steps.
I could if you’re in central Jersey
Where did you get the nosing from
lowe’s and Home Depot carries it. I also get it from LL flooring. They make better ones now.
I m just wondering why do u cut the tongue off ? Do u only remove the padding when u are doing stairs ? Why do u remove it ? Thank you great video
Only remove the padding on steps and it’s so that the glue stick to the back of the tile and we cut the tongue off the one on the step so that when it butts to the riser, you do not see a gap please subscribe to my channel it’s free and if you want to be really nice like and share and in return if you ever have any questions about anything around a homefeel free to reach out and ask if I can help I will
Hello sir, I was impressed by your work. I also work in this field. Currently, I am unemployed and looking for an opportunity to work
Where do you live
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I live in maroco 🇲🇦
Wish I could help you but I live in NJ
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Nicely done.sir. Could you tell me where i can buy stairnoses?
Home Depot and Lowe’s has them you can also go to LL flooring. It’s important to know if you have a rounded stair nose tell them you need it for a round Stair nose and if you have square stairs, you need to tell them you need it for a square Stair nose
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Can the nosing become a trip hazard eventually?
It’s only at 8th inch thick above the floor itself, so should have no problems at all, if installed correctly
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They break lose and need replacement. Tripping hazard or not they kind of ruin the look and feel of the floor. Flush nosing is the way to go. Well worth the $... czcams.com/users/shortsQw7XCxT9Fus?feature=share
Natural wood floors or beautifully painted would have been my first choice. Fake plank is not my style.
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Then, why did you watch the video?
Mac Daddy…you don’t have a clue.
Thank you
Just completely ignored cutting the old nosing off of the steps huh👍😫🤣
For this installation it dose not require you to remove the old nosing know what your talking about before leaving a stupid comment there is more then one way to do it I asked the customer how he wanted it and this is how he wanted it
Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose is a moisture resistant molding that is suitable to finish stair installations of vinyl luxury flooring. The Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose is designed for functionality, versatility, and uniqueness: 1) functional because it can be installed either flush or overlapped, 2) versatile because of its wide-range of LVF compatibility ranging from 2mm in thickness to 7.5mm, and 3) unique because, in contrast to the competition, the Mohawk Vinyl Stairnose can accommo- date bull-nosed as well as squared-nosed stair installations.
Trim Demographics
• Selling Style: VSNP
• Dimensions: 78.75” x 1.88” x 1.33”
• Core material: PVC
• Surface material: Highly wear resistant rigid PVC
• ADA compliant
• Primary Applications: Luxury Vinyl Flooring
Stairnose SHIM Demographics
• Selling Style: VSHIM
• Dimensions: 78.75” x 1.25”
• Shim thickness is specific to the LVF thickness - see table one below.
Installation Instructions - Overlap Stairnose application
1) Measure stair width and cut the Stairnose profile to fit 2) Apply polyurethane adhesive to underside
LVF FLOOR
• S” shaped bead of on ribbed surface of nosing
• Apply straight bead of under the stand-off elbow
I’ve forgotten more then you will even know in this field I’m a master carpenter with 26 years experience and in local 2287 flor covering
I guess he told YOU! 😂😅