Secure the First Tread — Secure Your Tread: Firmly Press into Place
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how to replace worn carpet stair treads · Step 2 of 2
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Once the first tread is accurately positioned, secure it in place. If the treads are self-adhesive, carefully peel off the backing and firmly press the tread onto the stair, ensuring good contact across its entire surface. If not self-adhesive, apply double-sided carpet tape to the back of the tread before pressing it down. Ensure the tread is smooth and free of wrinkles.
Secure the First Tread — Secure Your Tread: Firmly Press into Place
Part of project
how to replace worn carpet stair treads · Step 2 of 2
In this video
Once the first tread is accurately positioned, secure it in place. If the treads are self-adhesive, carefully peel off the backing and firmly press the tread onto the stair, ensuring good contact across its entire surface. If not self-adhesive, apply double-sided carpet tape to the back of the tread before pressing it down. Ensure the tread is smooth and free of wrinkles.