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Designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike, this solid oak stair nosing provides a durable and elegant finish for stair edges in 10mm flooring installations. Its key benefit lies in the premium quality of the natural solid oak, which ensures a long-lasting, sophisticated aesthetic; however, users should note that as it arrives unfinished, it requires additional labor to sand, seal, stain, or lacquer the wood before final installation.
| Model Part Number | MON2850 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Signature Collection |
The nosing is specifically engineered for 10mm flooring. Using it with thinner flooring may result in an uneven lip profile.
Yes, it is recommended to lightly sand the raw wood surface to ensure a smooth finish before applying your chosen stain or lacquer.
No, this is natural oak and is intended for internal use only. Exposure to moisture and sunlight will cause it to warp and degrade.
Each piece is supplied at a length of 2.44 meters.
Yes, you can use headless pins or screws; if using screws, ensure you countersink them and fill the holes with a matching wood filler.
Check if your underlayment is too thick or if there is debris under the flooring boards; ensure you are using the correct 10mm flooring match.
This is a characteristic of natural solid oak; use a tinted wood stain to help blend the color variations across the installation.
Ensure you have applied a proper hardening sealant or high-traffic lacquer, as the product is supplied unfinished and offers no initial wear protection.
Before installation, ensure your subfloor and stair treads are clean and level. The nosing is intended for use with 10mm flooring products; verify the combined height of your flooring and underlay to ensure a smooth transition. Measure your stair width accurately and cut the oak profile using a fine-toothed saw. Secure the nosing to the stair tread using a combination of professional-grade wood adhesive and countersunk screws or headless pins, depending on your preferred aesthetic. For care, keep the wood clean by wiping away dust and grit regularly, and re-apply oil or lacquer periodically to maintain the integrity of the finish.
