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J Sk

Can't help with the cost since I don't remember how much we paid for stairs but I'm attaching pictures from my built. We did white oak run between first and second floor but to save money we did painted risers in the basment.

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Reply to: Can't help with the cost since I don't remember how much we paid for stairs but I'm attaching pictures from my built. We did white oak run between first and second floor but to save money we did painted risers in the basment.

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JAN MOYER

I can tell ya these were a bloody fortune......straight up to a bridge, and no landing

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suzyq53

See how the risers on the steps are the flooring material. You could do that using the new floor and leave the darker tops. This is white oak.

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Reply to: See how the risers on the steps are the flooring material. You could do that using the new floor and leave the darker tops. This is white oak.

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Gaby
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Has anyone used Bona Natural Seal with water based top coat on Red Oak

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Kae Grdina
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Deciding on LVP

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User

Vinyl is not wood. Wood adds value. Vinyl does not, and detracts in value if the home is at a certain price or above. Yes, there is high quality vinyl. It's more expensive than medium priced wood. It's still plastic and not wood.

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Reply to: Vinyl is not wood. Wood adds value. Vinyl does not, and detracts in value if the home is at a certain price or above. Yes, there is high quality vinyl. It's more expensive than medium priced wood. It's still plastic and not wood.

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paltmaie
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LVP treads on basement stairs? Do they last??

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T F
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What finish to use on black stairs?

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