Initial Tread Application — Install Anti-Slip Treads
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How to Stop Stair Treads from Sliding on Wood Stairs · Step 2 of 3
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To begin applying the tread, first wash your hands thoroughly to remove any skin oils, which could affect the adhesive. Carefully peel back approximately 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10.2 cm) of the backing paper from one end of the anti-slip tread. Create a fold in the peeled backing paper, being cautious not to touch the exposed adhesive. Line up the center mark or crease on the anti-slip tread with the pencil mark on the masking tape on the stair. Once aligned, carefully place down the peeled portion of the tread onto the stair. Using the provided roller, press down firmly on this initial section to secure it and begin removing any air bubbles.
Initial Tread Application — Install Anti-Slip Treads
Part of project
How to Stop Stair Treads from Sliding on Wood Stairs · Step 2 of 3
In this video
To begin applying the tread, first wash your hands thoroughly to remove any skin oils, which could affect the adhesive. Carefully peel back approximately 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10.2 cm) of the backing paper from one end of the anti-slip tread. Create a fold in the peeled backing paper, being cautious not to touch the exposed adhesive. Line up the center mark or crease on the anti-slip tread with the pencil mark on the masking tape on the stair. Once aligned, carefully place down the peeled portion of the tread onto the stair. Using the provided roller, press down firmly on this initial section to secure it and begin removing any air bubbles.