Comparing 5 Methods for Refinishing Your Stairs
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What is the best way to refinish stairs? In this video, we compare five popular stair-finishing methods based on cost, difficulty, durability and traction.
The five options include tile, sanding and staining, veneered stair treads, solid hardwood treads and vinyl stair treads. Each method has different advantages depending on the condition of your staircase, your budget, the tools you own and your DIY skill level.
Tile is durable, easy to clean and offers good grip with the right texture and stair nosing, but it requires specialty tools. Sanding and staining can preserve the original wood, but it is labour-intensive and may create a slippery surface. Veneered treads are an affordable way to update strong stairs, while solid hardwood is better for reinforcing weak or creaky steps. Vinyl is a durable, low-maintenance option designed to outlast many natural finishes.
Watch before refinishing your stairs to determine which option is best for your home.
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