MILLION DOLLARS IDEA HOW TO MAKE A FLOOR NOSING MrYoucandoityourself
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2020
- That's the idea of a million dollars on making a floor stair nosing! Now you can save lots of money on this stuff and do it yourself! This is mainly for LVP or cork flooring. For laminate stair nosing or hardwood nosing, you can find here how to do it - • DIY Flooring Laminate ... - How to make laminate stair nose.
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Very original idea on how to make a floor nosing! You should try it, guys, and save tonnes of money!
MrYoucandoityourself does this works only with laminate flooring ? Wondering if this would work on engineered hardwood .
I guess, need to use steam and hot gun for engineered hardwood.
Thank you for this idea! This looks WAY better than the goofy bullshit that pergo sells for stair noses!
@@SwervingLemon Yes, it looks amazing. The most popular square style in Vancouver for hardwood, vinyl, and cork flooring. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for your video we bought stair nosing but it doesn’t match exactly and I didn’t really care for it as much I like this way better
I am so doing this on my stairs!!!
Thank you for this video! Excellent idea.
Good luck!
Great video, showing the end product at the start is how all diy videos should be
Thanks for watching and commenting!
As always, sharing your knowledge. Thanks again Oleg.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I wish I could like this twice. This is WAY better than any of the solutions I was thinking of.
Great , Thanks!
@@MrYoucandoityourself Bummer! I just learned the hard way - Doesn't work on Pergo Outlast+ flooring. The "laminate" is only a couple of microns thick and it just splits, no matter how carefully you try.
Genius , love it im gonna go try it right now.
Thanks, try it!
Great work!! Thank you for the fantastic idea!
You are welcome! Thanks for coming to my channel!
Great tip! Thanks
Спасибо за комментарий!
I love it! Thank you
Thanks for watching !
Great idea thanks for sharing 👍👍
Hi Richard, you’re welcome!
Brilliant!!
Thanks!
This was brilliant, great video and smart helpful.
Great!
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Perfect 👍. Wow. Thanks a lot boss
Thanks!
You are a genius, thank you.
Thanks for watching !
This is great idea and I did try this but it seems not all laminates will bend this way, I have tried a number of ways and the laminate snaps when heated, it does not bend. I think this would work better with a vinyl flooring.
Hi, yes it's working very well with vinyl and cork flooring. Thanks!
This is just awesome !!!
Yeah 😀
Brilliant idea!!.
Thank you! Cheers!
So so clever!
Thanks!
Thank you
You’re welcome my friend!
Well done Bro.. Thank youuuuu
Welcome 👍
Прекрасная работа 👍
Благодарю!
Excellent
Thanks!
This is genius! Would a 1/2” v groove bit work too?
For vinyl and cork flooring - yes.
Is there any other way to router the bottom if you dont have a router? Perhaps a table saw? The square look looks great.
I never tried with table saw.
Pretty hardcore technique!
Hi Nico, nothing easy!
How is it holding up after all this time ? I'll try it with some flooring I have but I have a feeling it might crack
This method is only for vinyl and cork flooring because this material with polyurethane skin on top. for laminate floor here it is a simple way - ruclips.net/video/f3lmR01rf8o/видео.html
Does the heat gun have to be a certain temperature? The laminate seems to crack and not plasticize when heating.
Hi Caliber, this idea good for LVP planks and cork flooring. Thanks
same problem
You are genius
Thanks!
What is the measurement between the router grooves? How far is the groove from the edge? 1 1/2"?
Hi Jason, I don't remember exactly about this project, but depth of the nosing should be 1 inch and front - double of the thickness of material. Try to calculate with your router bit. it's easy. Thanks!
Does this technique work for the engineered wood flooring type that has a high density core board? I am using the Mohawk Engineered wood flooring sold at Costco. It has a thin clear protection layer on top, then a thin wood veneer, a high density core and the a thin balance layer of plywood on the bottom. I’d share a link but I think this wouldn’t allow me to
Here is a video - ruclips.net/video/NG8mWLnh9pw/видео.html
@@MrYoucandoityourself thank you! I was afraid you’d say this as I just bought the tools to try the heat gun process and I don’t have a table saw. Do you think it’s worth trying the heat gun option? My slats don’t look like these ones. These have plywood (engineered wood) layers. Mines has what looks more like compressed carton with a very thin layer of plywood at the lowest most layer. If I by the time I do the v-Groove extraction I’ll have s thing veneer of wood and the ‘splash guard’ clear form over it
Try.
Genial el video, pero es con tarima de madera, vinilica como se podría hacer?
Yes, this is for vinyl floor.
Hello, will these work for laminated floors? Thank you
It’s working for vinyl and cork flooring. Thanks!
Классно!!!
Спасибо!
lf you have to do more nousings like this build a heated table and leave more boards on top until are heated you just glue it and clamps,.just my idea.
Hi Vasile, it's great idea! Thanks a lot!
Curious how long it lasted before you saw the first crack?
We did a lot, no problem.
hey, what was the distance between the 2 router joints?
I guess I explain everything in this video.
Whatever the wife thinks looks good
Wondering same thing as c.Esc. good video but didnt show measure of vnotch
Can this do engineering hardwood?
Here it is - ruclips.net/video/e-EnnkA4KM0/видео.html
also - ruclips.net/video/lixoDlbJZY8/видео.html from 13:13
Can you do this with Luxury Vinyl Plank?
I've seen this type of stair tread nosing in other videos.
I'm in the process of doing this with LVP. I'm using a 2" x 12" for the stair tread as a base for my LVP. My LVP has a thickness of 3mm.
I'm using a 1/2" round over router bit to make a softer stair tread profile edge on the 2" x 12", yet it will still have a small portion that is flat at the face of the stair tread.
I choose to use a 1/4" round nose router bit instead of any sharp pointed router bit to cut the grooves in the back of my LVP.
I didn't want to have a "sharp" stress point at the bend radius of the LVP. I think that a sharp profile edge (90') might have a tendency to crack over time due to the stress of bending the top laminate/wear layer. I will use approximately 3 cuts with the 1/4" round router bit for the top and bottom of my chosen stair tread radius.
Once I have verified the LVP cuts I will use the same adhesive to attach the LVP to the 2" x 12" stair tread base.
The only detail that will change is at the landing at the top of the stairs. The upstairs floor will have 3/4" subfloor with 1/4" luan I will have to make and attach a similar profile at that location so that my LVP nosing will provide a smooth transition to the LVP flooring.
I guess it’s possible.
MrYoucandoityourself your next video??
For heating up the laminate wouldn't be better using iron?
This is example, you can try your method. Thanks!
@@MrYoucandoityourself I will let you know. I'll give a go routing today . Great tip and explanation btw;)
Thanks!
Gr8 idea....would this work on round nosing that is also curved...pl.advise thx
How much cost to do a wood stairs??
Good question! Approximately $120 per step.
Can you please tell me sir if I can do this with laminate flooring?
This method for material with poly skin on top: cork flooring and LVP. For laminate flooring you have to cut 45 and glue it. Her it is - ruclips.net/video/f3lmR01rf8o/видео.html
Ive found that Slavic guys have the best "hack" ideas like this.
Thanks for your comment!
why not order stair nosing when ordering floor? Can choose if you want rounded or squared nosing
Sometimes it’s hard to find nothing. Some suppliers don’t have it stock.
Idea is great ! It has 1 big minus- too much work and tools.
Yes, you are right.
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Hi!
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I tried this but my laminate just snapped.
This technique works for vinyl and cork flooring with flexible top. Laminate flooring you have to cut 45 degrees and glue it together then bevel the edge and put stain and finish.
I will pay for someone to do this for me.... NW Illinois subarbs
www.thomasnet.com/illinois/stair-nosings-53832200-1.html
Way to much time to do that
If you gonna buy it, it will cost you way to much as well.
Great work but there's one problem, your nosing can't just be a quarter inch cork board, treads are thick wood at an inch and a half for a reason because of the extreme force they will take on the edge, you can't cut the nose off and use this material as the new nose, not strong enough, this idea still works but you would want to wrap around the wood nosing instead to keep it structurally stable.
Hi Jonathan, we are using this type of nosing for so long and don't have any problem. This is not just idea - this is working model!
I didn't say it was a bad idea, just saying that quarter inch cork board can't be the only thing supporting that nose of the step, it will break sooner or later and worse somebody could get hurt, if I was going to do this I would make the cuts to wrap the solid piece of wood
@@jonathancowdin3775 Stairs nosing and tread I glued down with construction glue and bottom nosing attached very tide to the riser - it's hard to break the nosing, believe me.
This method requires you have a router so most DIY er can not do this
Some DIY is very handy!
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My Facebook account hacked and I don’t have access to my business page. Sorry
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wow! you are awesome!!
I know!