We were able to work on some very unique stairs in Layton. The original curved wood stairs had been covered with carpet and the client wanted to restore the wood.
The client removed the carpet from the stairs and found the installer had overdone it a tad on the carpet staples. Subsequently, we spent a significant amount of time removing the staples and filling in the holes.
When it was all said and done, the client chose Provincial stain color and three coats of finish. They also requested we cover the risers and sides of the stairs with MDF board which they will paint the same color as the wall.
Original stairs with the carpet removed.
We had to remove all the carpet staples and nails.
Another image of the stairs in bad condition.
Close-up look at the stairs after removing all the staples and sanding.
The client chose Provincial stain.
Stairs after finish was applied.
Image of the stairs after finish was applied.
Stain and 2nd finish applied. Risers not yet completed.
Installing MDF board risers.
Installing MDF side panels to cover the old wall.
When our work is finished, the client will paint the MDF boards the same color as the wall.
Curved stairs refinishing project completed.
Another view of the completed stairs.
Wall primed with one coat of white paint.
Wall primed with one coat of white paint.
Wall primed with one coat of white paint.
Do you want to remove carpet and restore your original wood? Let us come do a free inspection and see what we can do to help!
