LVP, SPC and WPC do not naturally wrap a stair edge on the job site. Tread Space creates the shop-wrapped outcome by hand from the flooring identified for your project, so the visible stair parts carry the same floor.
Overlap nosing is commonly used when a sound existing tread remains in place and the flooring runs to the back edge of the nosing. The applicable profile is confirmed during project review.
Box-label details and photo; plank length, width and thickness; stair count and each width; open sides; the parts being considered; project timing; and whether surplus flooring is available. Material handling is confirmed after review.
Tread Space makes and ships the parts. Your own flooring contractor or installer handles installation, following the flooring maker's instructions and the Tread Space installation guidance.
LVP does not naturally wrap a stair edge on the job site. Tread Space creates the wrapped outcome in the shop, making each approved part by hand from the flooring identified for the project.
LVP tread options are reviewed from the exact flooring identification, plank dimensions and stair details. The written quote confirms suitability and parts.
Overlap nosing is commonly used over a sound existing tread. The applicable profile is confirmed during project review.
No. Your own flooring contractor or installer handles installation; Tread Space supplies the parts and guidance.