Slippery Stairs : 1 Year Later...
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2023
- In this video, Shannon answers your questions about the vinyl plank flooring he installed on stairs.
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You had me concerned about your health at the beginning, trickster! 😂
I so appreciate your content in general, and feel that my home gets better and better with your patient, thorough, and expert mentorship. Thank you!!
Glad you're not hurt, Shannon!
😂 Shannon just wanted to give you some thanks.
You've shown me how to do more than anyone else in the carpentry world. Thank you for what you do!
😂 YOU GOT ME. I WAS CONCERNED FOR YOU 😢
😂 glad you're well❤
The folks who thought the nosing was a tripping hazard would probably also complain about tripping if anti-skid adhesive strips were in place. “It’s too sticky!”
It looks great. I have occasionally used a contrasting color for nosing, on the bottom/top treads or the edge boards of a deck for a visual cue that hey, stairs are here. The contrasting color helps those with less than perfect vision realize what they’re about to encounter.
Yeah that was my thought exactly... nosing is very standard for stairs and if someone thinks it's a tripping hazard in this case it's because they've got some weird bias or just want to try and justify their incorrect opinion.
You trickster! You earned the thumbs up brother!!!
Great idea to re-visit the project.
I'm glad I caught this video. I have a 120 yo house and the stairs are in bad shape. I was pleased to see this is an option. Thanks!
I've had cork-backed plank flooring with stairs just like this for nearly 8 yrs & never had any problems at all.
Another great video, thanks for all the time and effort you have put into all your productions. I have watched and used many as reference material, especially the deck and siding ones. Hope all is good and you continue for many more years.
we got LVP, It really is a downgrade from the carpet on the stairs. We got a high end one with nice texture but it really was slippery. We use socks in our house. I was worried about my older family members and applied adhesive carpet strips on each step.
I pray you get well soon IA
Great information as always, good to know.
Thank you for explained about that...
Thanks Shannon.
Another miracle recovery on YT! I used luxury planks in my bathroom and no issues , water, slipping, etc after 5 years.
You can also have a nosing with clip and groves that connect to the plank.
Thanks for addressing the questions. I'm about to try my luck at making the nosings with the jig and heat gun method. The plan is to join the nose and the tread with the factory tonge and groove.
Oh.. I almost forgot.. Lots of Glue😅
👍👍👍.Thank you
Looks awesome! I did the same type of install.
Fyi, some manufacturers offer "un-foamed" versions for this purpose - which is what I installed.
Cheers.
Great video 👍
Good trick with fake injury - got me to click and watch :)
Really nice work ..im laying the same type next week ..iv never done it before, however im very handy . My thing is idk where to start . In the open room which leads to the front door or the front door out to the open room .
Had wood stairs as a kid. With socks on, it was a speed boost to go down (once you mastered the technique).
I've fallen down about every type of stairs, "vinyl?" Yep, "hardwood?" Yep, "Carpet?" Absolutely, it just depends if you're rushing up or down the stairs, or more importantly, how inebriated you are.
I am very glad you did not get hurt
this guy is hilarious
Interesting video.
I put CoreTec LVP all thru our house a couple of years ago, including a stairwell. CoreTec sells color-matched nosing designed for its LVP, so the seam between plank and nose piece is flat, like the seam between planks. No tripping hazard at all. Like most LVP, CoreTec is textured so I've never slipped on those stairs despite going up & down them several times a day. Slick-soled Western boots, stocking feet, whatever... no problems. It's definitely less slippery than hardwood.
CoreTec's a little spendy but it looks great, I could get matching nosing for my stairwell, and I hear it wears well. (Fingers crossed on the last one.)
😂😂😂 start of the video was very funny
The job looks great! Nice touch with the crutches.
I have noticed some stairs with that vinyl on them can be slippery, a little common sense and caution will avoid problems.
Overall, thank you for this video and the whole stairway looks great.
No more slippery than stained hardwood imo. If there’s such a concern, just get treads.
I used vinyl plank on my brother in laws stairs several years ago and it has held up perfectly with 3 kids and 2 dogs running up and down it constantly. I used bostik adhesive that comes in a caulking tube and the stuff is amazing. We also use it for windows and doors or anywhere else you need a good seal. Also I mitered similar nosing for an inside corner and it has held up great going down into a recessed living room. Also were in mid west Florida and I've never had any movement problems with anybof the miles of flooring I've done all over the county. Im not sure the stuff does expand and contract enough to matter
I used Locktite's PowerGrab on my nosing and it worked great.
Good day sir hope all is well. This question is not related to this particular video. It’s about underlayment on a subfloor. You used a very good product and I’m finding it to be very pricy, just wanted to know if regular spruce plywood would be a good option or do you have any suggestions. Much appreciated, thank you.
I prefer carpet, especially for the pets and when older people visit.
I was going to say I didn’t know you were missing a leg!
Thanks, we have used the same flooring throughout the house but have left the stairs carpeted. It looks like quite a job to update it like on video. The capping is the expensive part. About $100 for an 8 foot section. 🇨🇦
CoreTec's nosing was pretty pricey too, but not $100 expensive. You can get 8-foot section of that for ~60 USD.
(But maybe 60 USD is equal to $100 Canadian... I was surprised by the exchange rate when we went to Quebec last month.)
$35.00 for 8' matching color at the big box home improvement store. Performance something brand.
Your handrails in Canada don’t have to have their ends rounded or terminate into the wall?
The nosing also looks too big for use in California
Dude! What the hell! I was like 😢
I did the same project. Agree on all counts. Def peel the foam off. I would hate for a plank to loosen up b/c the foam is glued to the stair and not the plank. It would be really annoying to fix. Second you WANT there to be an edge on the bullnose. It is not a tripping hazard. It actually helps with the slipperyness of the stair (yes they are slippery). That edge gives a tactile edge you can feel and catch of you were to actually slip. I think that edge is definitely supposed to be there. If it were not I think my stairs would feel MORE slippery.
All that being said fair warning this project was really hard. All my treads and risers were different sizes (cement) and nothing is square so every plank had to be ripped and custom cut. Also some treads and risers weren't level so it took some special effort to get them to glue down properly without rocking or clicking if you stepped on in certain spots 😡 It took forever. I didn't even do the stringer bc that is also a really hard thing for a dyi-er to do. Especially with the different size steps.
Not every floor is made the and as result will a different Static Coefficient of Friction/Slip. Flooring manufacturers are required to publish the Static Coefficient of Friction/Slip results (ASTM D 2047) with their products. Just another thing to review if there is a concerned
My only contention with vinyl is I don't like it. Great for a rental unit because of cost and ease of repair, but not in my home. As far as slip, unless you're running carpet you run that risk with every other material (except rough stone or tile).
lol was gonna recommend you buy a iWalk 3.0 instead of crutches which is so much better for a hurt ankle but glad you are ok :D
One just needs to be careful
I have slid on carpet, wood, and vinyl covered stairs with bare feet 🦶 shoes 👞 or socks 🧦 and went down entire set of stairs 😬🙄😑 so it really is just about when and if it happens and really just trying to be careful😳 heck I fell “UP” the stairs 😳🫣🫣🫣😬😬😬🙄🙄🙄
I've fallen up the stairs a few times too.
hi Shannon have you done the multi color undercabinet tape lights ?? there are a few videos on yt but none to your level ..
I have not, sorry.
Just had some crutches laying around, eh. My friend Ryan got LVP and it's perfect in his house. Looks like wood, is nice and soft on the feet, and not slippery at all. Stairs are bullnosed and totally normal.
Slippery-wise, there might be something about the round nosing rather than the material itself. I remember specs. , might not in Canada, limits the rounded/ beveled edge of the step to not exceed a certain radius/diameter, few mills
You can make the nosing completely round in here in Canada, the run of the stairs (depth of the tread) has been increased in recent years though.
Wait. I thought you retired from doing RUclips videos Shannon?
Shannon off topic but if im interested in stripping my wood stair treads there stained and urethaned what sander do you recommend to do this job i was considering the dust and how to get into the corners any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
You could try strippers for the urethane since on older stairs they can pretty thick to sand off. and then sand the stain with an orbital sander and maybe a detail sander in the corners. You can sand the urethane also but start with like 60 grit .Dust will be an issue with the sanding, keep a shop vac running and close by will usually help a bit. If you can put up a plastic dust screen to work in and wear a mast for sure either way.
I do want to see a slinky go down those stairs...
I have not found anything to fix this issue. I wiped my couch down with leather cleaner and plenty got on the floor. Now it's bloody slippery. Degreaser???
We had painted stairs growing up, super slippery. Your brain just adjusts to the grip. Never any falls, but great for laundry basket rides.
That's what I need on my stairs. The carpet is getting really worn and looks awful.
Как же напугал! Господи! Эти не понятные буквы из России) Смотрю и уважаю
psh i had the same done 3 years ago and zero issues. love the look and feel
I don’t pay attention to the pansies, just ignore them 😂
What is the name of the glue u used ?
ITs Lepage's PL Premium
I have LVP stairs and ALL of my dogs fell down them like they were on ice. I had to put a plastic grip on each stair to keep them safe. I would not use LVP for stairs again, I'm super unhappy with them. Just my 2 cents.
These people have a large dog and he has learned to slow down going down them.
Gotta ignore the “RUclips Carpenters” Shannon, which I know you do man. Hope all is well.
Phenomenal troll
Carpet could be slippery as well if you wanna pick at things lol
Dont worry about those silly comments from snowflakes. They'll eventually melt away.
Are you pulling another prank, cause the viewers are loosing interest? Very creative!
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣 I wondered why you stood there as if you lost your leg. If you slip on steps it is likely your bum would be hurt the most... personal experience.
I used to enjoy your videos but the click bait and theatrics is too much
LVP is not a good product.
it is an excellent product, not all brands are good.
Didn’t like visual hook to get click bate will now unsubscribe now
Ok we won’t miss you
I had carpeted stairs at my last house, and they were very slippery if you were wearing socks instead of shoes or going barefoot. You just get used to it.