Cut Notches for Open-Sided Treads — Step 4: Choose Your 'Reveal'
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Stair Tread Measurement · Step 4 of 4
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For stair treads that are open on one side (next to a wall stringer), use a multi-tool to cut a notch or a 'return' piece where the tread meets the stringer. This allows for a clean, professional finish without needing excessive filler. Shape the remaining piece as needed to ensure a perfect fit with the previously installed riser and stringer.
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Cut Notches for Open-Sided Treads — Step 4: Choose Your 'Reveal'
Part of project
Stair Tread Measurement · Step 4 of 4
In this video
For stair treads that are open on one side (next to a wall stringer), use a multi-tool to cut a notch or a 'return' piece where the tread meets the stringer. This allows for a clean, professional finish without needing excessive filler. Shape the remaining piece as needed to ensure a perfect fit with the previously installed riser and stringer.