I have a set of carpeted stairs that were installed without a skirtboard. Could this work to trim the join where the wall meets the carpeted stairs?
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This type of 1/4 round is typically used for radius applications(Very flexible),standard 1/4 round might work better.
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So the carpet covered the treads of course, and it also concealed the gap between the drywall and the treads? This product could be set on the tread next to the drywall, but it won't curve around the nose of the tread if that's what you're thinking. Hope this helps.
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I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
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The step is about 8 inches high, so depending on how high your bed is, it could help.
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Cut the old board out, remove screws and fasten the new board down with screws in the surface. Recess the screws a bit and they're hardly noticeable. Much like some screws in steps, where you can't get the jig in place. Worked for me.
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Should not interfere with the step at all. However the Pole area would have to be cut out unless they have a new model that allows for this.
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it would do a fine job of cutting the baseboard to fit it or refit it but if you're trying to cut the baseboard without removing it, this is not the tool. You probably need one of those oscillating do-it-all tools.
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Yes, as long as you are careful as it is not a solid block. It would work as a step.
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Yes, BUT--The problem is that carpet is not rigid and could easily get fouled, or bunch up, creating a dangerous situation (for your fingers). It would be safest to SANDWICH the carpet between two layers of thin (1/4") throw-away plywood, taking care to clamp everywhere you can OR use 1/2" wood screws and screw the sandwich together 6 inches set back from BOTH SIDES of the cut line. Good luck.
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It might work on stairs that have a wall to lean on at the top. It's not going to work on all stairs. There are ladders that cost more that might do a better job.
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I think you could. The tape cuts with a scissors. You could also try a utility (razor) knife. Also, depending on the backing of your rugs, you may be able to just peel it off. Suggest you give it a test on a couple of rugs before taping the whole thing together.
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Double side tape or adhesive on stairs. On floor no adhesive needed if wall to wall
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Honestly, the answer is NO, it is too short to really work as a joiner. That being said, if you are careful, using this will probably produce a better edge that you'd get from the hardware store, or maybe even a lower end table saw.
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I think a vacuum would do a better job on stairs. This is mainly for clothing and furniture material.
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Yes, this would work well on stairs. My regular vacuum attachments (Hoover) don't work because those attachments are female to fit to a male fitting and the Makita attachments are male to fit to a female fitting.
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Wooden sub-floor? Shouldn't have a problem. The device has a low profile, however, you may need to trim the bottom of the door.
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Dear Mary, I think that you actually could cut off some of the pressed board, but it may loose it's integrity. Even if you turned the liner,it will not fit 10 1/2 inches without trimming an inch or so.
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This isn't an official answer by any means, but I don't think you can. The bed has a different method of attaching it on the stairs side than it does on the drawer side.