can you use this on top of a polyurethaned indoor staircase?
1846834
I see no reason why not. It dries clear and I don't believe the chemical formula used would adversely affect the surface. I don't have the can right now since we are at our AZ home until April. If you can wait that long, I can read the label for any admonitions and let you know.
1846835
I used mine on the top of laminate flooring panels used to make my stairs...to keep my dog from slipping. It worked pretty well, but I fond out my maid had been trying to scrub it off thinking it was dirt.
1934169
Yes, I use this on a carpeted floor under an archway in place of expensive french doors. Just be sure it has a few curves in it so that it stays up better.
517976
Yes it can be used at top of steps as per instructions. Yes you can trip and it doesn't latch without help.
624722
If you are referring to floor joists, then yes. If dimensioned flooring over top of a floor, then no, unless you have a terrible floor out of level.
866951
It's a pressure gate, so no. It wouldn't be safe. You need a gate specifically for the top of stairs which is connected to the post or wall.
1499721
For safety reasons, I would say no. I don't think friction fit is advised for stair use either.
298564
From a dimension perspective it should work. Having said that, I would NOT put this gate at the top of a staircase. The fabric that slides across is very easy for baby/toddler to push and get under. It is more of a deterrent, not a full proof safety gate, especially for a staircase. We love the gate to shut off a section of rooms on the ground floor.
2003281
I have used it on my wood floors without any issue. My wood floors have a couple coats of polyurethane to protect the wood.
1465591
The only concern I have would be for the carpet on the steps and the adhesive holding it in place. If you could keep it indoors or sheltered when not in use I'd think you'd be fine. We used small treats to teach our lab and shepherd to use it. I still stand next to them to keep it really stable but they are comfortable going up. Darn dogs still jump off the bed, though. :)
1214643
I dont think so.I have used it to install oak quarter round and moulding,I think oak stair treads are to thick.
928480
I don't see why not. I used it on laminate hardwood stairs to keep my dog from slipping on them. It seemed to help a lot. My housekeeper thought it was dirt and mopped all day trying to get it off. Just spray lightly at first and maybe use a couple of coats to prevent running or pooling. It will leave a rough(but not like sandpaper), hazy film so don't expect a shiny result.
405762
You can. Cut to bend around the nosing of the stairs. However, you would have to install a metal (alum.) corner bead over the carpet at the nosing to protect it. The carpet itself is a good commercial quality with a rubber backing. Good luck!
1759835
Yes it can. We use it on our stairs for our puppy and we have base boards along the steps and this makes it so easy! We love it.
491574
I think so. You can use it off the porch beside the steps. I dont see why you couldnt use ir over them. But that's prob no more than bout 4 steps.
981730
Yes, we used it for treads and risers on stairway with spindles. Have to be a little careful with narrow attachment so as not to gouge or sand uneven
1880864
It is better off to ensure that you remove any sort of paint, scratches or dents and such through sanding and leveling prior to applying polyurethane. To answer your question in a few words, yes that would work.
1221597
We use it at the top of our stairs. However, I would only suggest it if you screw it to the wall.