Top stair tread transition

Transitioning from landing tread to carpet? This blog offers practical advice and tips for creating a smooth, professional look when combining wood stair treads with carpeting.

How to redo stairs for cheap - Give your outdated staircase a gorgeous new look! This is a cheater version (little scraping / little painting) that uses wood caps on top of your existing stairs.

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Yay, we are so relieved that the stairs are finally done!! We did it ourselves!! No more cancer-causing fumes from oil-based products!! What a time-consuming project, though. All in all, we started on it two Sundays ago, which is when we ripped out the carpet, and we finished it today, which is the 15th day after we started. We worked on this every evening after work and all day on the weekends. So it was time-intensive. It wasn't that hard, I guess, it just was a process of trial and error…

Q- The landing/hallway at the top of my stairs is carpeted - there is a smooth transition from the carpet to the finish tread at the top of the stairs.

How to redo stairs for cheap - Give your outdated staircase a gorgeous new look! This is a cheater version (little scraping / little painting) that uses wood caps on top of your existing stairs.

I am replacing carpet in an upstairs hall with 3/4" prefinished wood flooring. At the top of the stairs, behind the top tread, there is not a suffient gap...

I'm doing a DIY project converting my carpeted stairs to stained 1" think red oak treads and painted poplar risers. My issue is at the top of the stairs where I'm placing a narrow stair tread, this