How To Install Peel And Stick Vinyl Planks On Stairs

Peel stick vinyl plank floor tips.

How to install peel and stick vinyl planks on stairs.

Lay out all of the cut tiles in their proper positions to ensure the cut tiles fit each stair of the stairway. In this installation linda s stairs were exactly 36 wide as is often the case so she had a perfect fit no cutting required. Vinyl flooring is a durable alternative to hardwood or tile and it s easy for you to install on your own. While vinyl is usually installed by spreading an adhesive on the floor first peel and stick planks have adhesive on them already so you can put them in one at a time.

Another option is glue down vinyl. Planks are laid next to each other to fill each step and she used a strip of brass stair. If the tiles are properly cut begin at the top of the stairs peel off the backing for the first tile on the first stair line up the tile and press the tile down against the underlayment. Glue down vinyl products don t have an adhesive back so you have to put glue on the substrate underlayer first.

Using a trowel spread some glue down. With peel and stick and glue down vinyl flooring options you want to press the product to the ground and work out any air bubbles. Peel and stick vinyl is preferred by many because it s quick clean and easy. Next do the same on the front of the stair.

Spread some down and use a trowel to make sure the ground is evenly coated. Wood look self adhesive vinyl floor planks on staircase installation. You don t have to worry about spreading messy adhesives but you do need to make sure the subfloor is flat dry and free of bumps and other imperfections or the preapplied. Peel and stick vinyl flooring is one of the easiest types of flooring to install even easier than installing laminate provided the subfloor has been properly prepared.

These floor planks measure 6 wide and 36 long.