She could probably get the lumber store to cut up some laun to fit the stairs perfectly but then would need a new bullnose, its a horse apiece on the trim though. Those lumber dudes will help a lady out when sporting some cleavage far more than a black bean chocolate cake would.
Facelifting carpeted "construction stairs"? (new title, old thread)
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Thanks, but no thanks, according to the ups driver everything is still at eye level.
Now how about that bull nosing?
Now how about that bull nosing?
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No comment. 
I know it is hard to believe, but I do know what bull nosing is.
I just don't know how you add it to a stair covered in luan or more plywood. If I just add another sheet of pre-cut plywood can I just leave the end square...no bull nosing?
Am I in over my head? Do I need to call in a professional? Where is the giving up smilie?
I know it is hard to believe, but I do know what bull nosing is.
I just don't know how you add it to a stair covered in luan or more plywood. If I just add another sheet of pre-cut plywood can I just leave the end square...no bull nosing?Am I in over my head? Do I need to call in a professional? Where is the giving up smilie?
I just zoomed into your stair photo and it doesn't look like there is a nose attached just kinda rounded, if you cover with a thin piece of luan or plywood you could just fill the front with putty or paintable caulk and be done with it. Or you could trim nail on a thin strip of lattice board which can even over hang the bottom so it wouldn't need cutting.
The 1/4 - 1/2" height you would add to each riser should be no problem except for the first bottom step which will be slightly higher by the added board above it - only a bull nosed inspector would cite you for that, but since the standard rise is almost global you may find that even a 1/2" difference will tip your toe, the brain is funny that way.
The 1/4 - 1/2" height you would add to each riser should be no problem except for the first bottom step which will be slightly higher by the added board above it - only a bull nosed inspector would cite you for that, but since the standard rise is almost global you may find that even a 1/2" difference will tip your toe, the brain is funny that way.
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Ok, that doesn't sound very hard. Thank you.
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For anyone else brave enough to try this with me...
http://www.woodsthebest.com/Stairs/install-hardwood-stairs.htm
http://www.woodsthebest.com/Stairs/install-hardwood-stairs.htm
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You can so do that! Don't be brave, just jump right in and do it! 
