Can we cut the treads to fit the shape of our stairs?
1941725
What size stair do you have? My neighbor ordered aluminum treads from handi-ramp and fits her stairs perfectly.
1941726
The edges of the carpets are finished at to avoid fraying, so I wouldn't recommend it unless you then finish the edges. Otherwise it will fray.
1941727
Possibly. They aren't finished along the edges and there are two very sticky strips along the back that you have to unpeel....the carpeting isn't that thick. I guess you could try. Sorry I can't answer you for sure but I cannot see why not especially since there is no special finishing along the edges as it is. It's not like your going to spoil the pieces by cutting them. Good luck!
1902954
I just tried it for you. Unfortunately the thickness of the paper causes "stair stepping" (for lack of a better description!). You would have to take each to a paper trimmer to even out the edges.
233091
I wouldn't say its that flexible, particularly if you're talking a 90 degree corner. However, you can cut the moulding at a 45 degree angle and match it up to another 45 degree cut. As for the bullnose, you would likely encounter a similar situation, assuming you're referring to a bullnose approximately the diameter of a stair tread. This moulding is certainly flexible, but has its limitations for smaller diameters.
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
2111631
I used a pair of aircraft shears to cut them to size, but I'm sure any pair of heavy duty cutters would work. Attached to the sole with Shoe Goo, and used a sander to clean the edges.
1056766
The handles have I believe 1/4" tread. But I'm sure it can be modified to do what you want.
48955
I have cut to fit with sharp scissors, ensure you curve the corner edges for best fit and it is best to wrap the entire corner for finished appearance.
517787
I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
1409298
Yes, you can cut the tube but, please take the two ends you plan to cut to a metal fabricator with the exact measurement marked on the end you want cut. They will have a band saws that can cut them square. If they are not cut square the ends will not fit correctly.
1200437
You could but it might be awkward unless you cut off the edges before sewing them together as the edges are rounded.
156966
It's been awhile since I put it together but I don't believe you can because the staircase is integrated into the design for the end of the bed. You'd have to fabricate your own end piece if you were to remove the staircase.
1088064
Don't know but didn't work with just the sticky back they have. Perhaps carpenter's adhesive? And yes, they are precut and not wide enough for a whole step, only 3" wide and maybe 3' long. Not good for me.
1547431
Yes, if there are a few small pieces I generally place all of them together, laminate and then cut themto the shapes. Else you can cut to your preferred size ans is done well.
450414
If you have a gentle curve, you can make it contour, yes. We used it on a radius at the bottom of the stairs. Would say it was a 12" radius (2' diameter).
165653
Yes you could shorten the legs by cutting a few inches off either top or bottom.
1863919
yes you can - my husband used them successfully and cut them down to his size.
958062
Yes. You can set the depth of the cut but the groove would have to go all the way across the board unless you're ok with a groove that does not end cleanly.