Recessed stair nosing
Recessed stair nosing creates a flush finish.
Carborundum inserts
Sovereign Gold bases are subject to a minimum order quantity.
413CG
413BB
413CB
413BG
413CY
413BY
413SGB
413BGL
413CGL
413SGPL
Santoprene rubber inserts
Sovereign Gold bases are subject to a minimum order quantity.
313BB
313BG
313BY
313CB
313CG
313SGB
Aluminium Ripple trim inserts
Sovereign Gold bases are subject to a minimum order quantity.
713BB
713BG
13BSG
713CB
713CC
713CSG
713SGB
713SGC
713SGSG
ORDERING
Product Overview
- Customised Cutting and Installation
- First, we cut and countersink the stair nosing to your size, so you receive exactly what you need.
- Cost-Effective and Convenient
- Additionally, you don’t pay for wastage, making the process cost-effective.
- Included Hardware
- Next, we supply plugs and screws, including 8g x 1.1/4? stainless steel self-tapping screws for installation.
- Includes 8g x 1.1/4? Stainless Steel 304 Countersunk Head Phillips Self-Tapping Screw
Ordering Information
You can order stair nosing up to 4.2 metres; however, be aware that TNT charges high fees for oversized freight and manual handling.
HINT!
Measurement Tips
If you are unsure of the exact measurements, simply average the lengths and leave a margin for error. Finally, you can cut the nosing to the exact width onsite for a perfect fit.
INSTALLATION
How to Install Recessed Stair Nosing: Step-by-Step Guide
How to install recessed stair nosing
Recessed stair nosing offers a flush, professional finish for stairs and improves safety. To install recessed stair nosing, follow these step-by-step instructions:
First, gather your installation materials. We provide 8g x 1-1/4? Stainless Steel 304 countersunk-head Phillips Self-Tapping Screws, or you may use 12-gauge stainless steel screws suitable for countersinking. We also supply plugs and screws.
Next, inspect the area for any issues that could affect the stability or strength of the stair nosing before starting installation. Repair or reinforce as needed.
Finally, recess the stair nosing into concrete, wood, or other hard surfaces. For best results, use both mechanical fixings and construction adhesive to secure the stair nosing and ensure long-lasting safety.