Apply Adhesive and Install Risers/Treads — Install Risers (if applicable) and Finishing Touches
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How to Install Treads and a Landing Pad on L-Shaped Stairs · Step 5 of 5
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Before applying adhesive, ensure all risers and treads are dry-fitted and numbered to match their specific stair step. Apply construction adhesive, such as Bostik's BEST or a general construction adhesive, to the surface of the riser and the tread below using a 1/4 inch V-notch trowel. Spread the adhesive evenly, creating consistent ridges. First, install the riser by pushing it firmly against the existing riser structure. Then, install the tread, ensuring its nosing is flush with the top of the installed riser. Use a rubber mallet to gently tap the tread into its final position, ensuring a tight fit. Once the riser and tread are properly seated, use a pin nailer (e.g., Milwaukee M12 FUEL 23GA Pin Nailer) to fasten them. Apply nails across the perimeter of the riser and tread to secure them while the adhesive cures. The 23-gauge headless pins are virtually invisible. Continue this process for all stair steps.
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Apply Adhesive and Install Risers/Treads — Install Risers (if applicable) and Finishing Touches
Part of project
How to Install Treads and a Landing Pad on L-Shaped Stairs · Step 5 of 5
In this video
Before applying adhesive, ensure all risers and treads are dry-fitted and numbered to match their specific stair step. Apply construction adhesive, such as Bostik's BEST or a general construction adhesive, to the surface of the riser and the tread below using a 1/4 inch V-notch trowel. Spread the adhesive evenly, creating consistent ridges. First, install the riser by pushing it firmly against the existing riser structure. Then, install the tread, ensuring its nosing is flush with the top of the installed riser. Use a rubber mallet to gently tap the tread into its final position, ensuring a tight fit. Once the riser and tread are properly seated, use a pin nailer (e.g., Milwaukee M12 FUEL 23GA Pin Nailer) to fasten them. Apply nails across the perimeter of the riser and tread to secure them while the adhesive cures. The 23-gauge headless pins are virtually invisible. Continue this process for all stair steps.
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