Assess Project and Gather Specialized Tools
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10+ TIPS Painting in Stairwells and Other Tight Spaces!
What happens here
The first step is to assess the narrow, two-story stairwell and identify the specialized tools needed for this challenging painting project. These tools include an Xtend+Climb extension ladder for reaching extreme heights, a Ladder-Aide Pro ladder leveler to stabilize the ladder on stair treads, a gooseneck brush that can attach to an extension pole for cutting in hard-to-reach areas, and a woven wool roller for applying paint to the walls. Prior to painting, it's also important to address any existing wall damage by applying Crawford's spackling paste, as stairwells often incur bumps and scrapes in narrow areas.
Goal: Understand the challenges of painting a narrow stairwell and identify necessary specialized tools.
Tools and materials
- Crawford's Spackling Paste Crawford's — Repairing wall damage before painting
- Extension Pole — Extending the reach of brushes and rollers
- Gooseneck Brush — Cutting in hard-to-reach areas, especially when attached to an extension pole
- Ladder-Aide Pro Ladder Leveler Ideal — Leveling a ladder on stairs, ensuring stability and safety
- Woven Wool Roller — Applying paint smoothly to walls
- Xtend+Climb Extension Ladder Xtend+Climb — Safely reaching high areas in a narrow stairwell
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