Protect Hardwood Stairs — Protect Hardwood or Delicate Floors

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Hardwood stairs, once installed, are prone to significant wear and tear during ongoing construction, including scratches from tools, scuffs from boots, and stains from spills. The video demonstrates the importance of protecting these surfaces by showing damaged, unprotected stairs and then showcasing an effective solution: 'RAM BOARD' stair armor. This specialized, heavy-duty temporary floor protection is designed to fit over stair treads and risers, providing a robust barrier against damage. It can be secured with painter's tape to ensure it stays in place without leaving residue on the finished wood.

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Protection I'd prefer my countertops without a ring on them from someone's dip cup number four cabinet and corner protection I'm a super fan of southern state and they use foam to protect a bunch of their finished surfaces and number five stair protection hardwood treads need to be protected with some stair armor to avoid scratches dings and stains What else would you add to this list?

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Protect Hardwood Stairs — Protect Hardwood or Delicate Floors

Intermediate

4 hours

Part of project

How to Protect Stairs and Floors When Moving Furniture · Step 3 of 7

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Hardwood stairs, once installed, are prone to significant wear and tear during ongoing construction, including scratches from tools, scuffs from boots, and stains from spills. The video demonstrates the importance of protecting these surfaces by showing damaged, unprotected stairs and then showcasing an effective solution: 'RAM BOARD' stair armor. This specialized, heavy-duty temporary floor protection is designed to fit over stair treads and risers, providing a robust barrier against damage. It can be secured with painter's tape to ensure it stays in place without leaving residue on the finished wood.

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Protection I'd prefer my countertops without a ring on them from someone's dip cup number four cabinet and corner protection I'm a super fan of southern state and they use foam to protect a bunch of their finished surfaces and number five stair protection hardwood treads need to be protected with some stair armor to avoid scratches dings and stains What else would you add to this list?

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