How do I install these on stairs to the basement? I want these as basement flooring too.
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You will probably need to cut them with a box cutter to size and then put some Carpet Tape down and that should hold it.
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I don't think you can cover the entire stair rise with these as they are relatively inflexible due to the rubber backing. You could cut them to size and cover the just the tread portion of the stair. A good tape should be helpful in securing them.
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Double side tape or adhesive on stairs. On floor no adhesive needed if wall to wall
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I returned them. I drilled 3 inch holes and set handrail in quickcrete epoxy. See quickcrete video on UTube...
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These are designed for wooden steps though I suppose it MIGHT be possible to brick steps. There are probably better suited products for brick but I personally wouldn't try it.
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Yes! No reason they would not. We are very happy with the stairs and highly reccomend them!
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I have just used the tape that can with stairs and its holding up fine. They are on my basement stairs and not used very often
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I think they might fray. Would you risk it? How much of an investment is it for you? How about cutting them and apply some kind of silicone compound, spray or with a brush to seal the exposed edges...a clear drying substance that would dry quickly, before affixing them to the steps...just a thought
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There are directions to install them over a bed liner. If you go to the website they have a video that shows how to install them.
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I don't see why not, since the adhesesive is so strong..But then again I am not an expert. If I were you I would remove the old ones first. I installed mine on my wood steps in the basement.
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Yes you have to remove the feet that come with the ladder before you install the levelers
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I attached them with heavy duty velcro. I think you're supposed to drill a hole into the step, but I didn't want to be bothered. The heavy duty velcro worked out fine. hope that helps!
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Are you installing tiles if so I recommend using a Brady board or wonder board on top with thinset to set the tiles. If you set in the basement usually that is concrete you will be fine to install wood floors on top of the heating pad.
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They would be good for basement carpet, the backing is a vinyl-ish material that looks resistant to water and the carpet is very low pile. They are somewhere around 1/4" thick. Not sure about the padding.
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The floor needs to be flat...find your self two small pieces of wood the same thickness as the small trim pieces height..use these as spacers under the mounting points for the unit...just make sure the top of the unit has ample clearance to open thru the cabinet opening, after the pieces are in place., Drill clearance holes thru the small pieces for the mounting screws, to ensure you dont split the wood when the screws pass thru.
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I do remember in the instructions it telling me that you could do that and showed you how. However i can't find my instructions now but it can be done. I put them on my pool and its screwed down to the deck and its very sturdy. I have to say its the best stairs i ever bought.
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I do not understand your question. I installed them under the cabinets over the sink/counter. There's a few foot opening between the counter and the bottom of the cabinets. The bottom of the cabinets are not very thick- approx an inch. I have particle board cabinets (they built these houses fast and cheap).Hope that helps.Hallie
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No they just lay there. I like it b/c you can pick them up to clean the steps or paint. I guess you could screw them in place or stick them in place if you like.
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mine are on cement floors... sorry I can't be of any help on this one, but I am quite satisfied with them.