Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak Tread and Riser Kit - 13mm x 300mm x 1.0m

The Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak veneer cladding is an innovatively designed solution to easi...

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The Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak veneer cladding kit is designed for homeowners looking to renovate their existing staircase without the expense of a full replacement. It provides a premium oak finish that instantly elevates the look of worn-out steps, offering a durable and visually appealing upgrade; however, it is essential to measure your existing staircase accurately, as this kit is intended for standard tread and riser dimensions and requires precise cutting for a seamless fit.

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Model Part Number1386903
BrandCheshire Mouldings

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FAQs

Can this be installed on concrete stairs?

This kit is primarily designed for existing timber staircases. Installation on concrete would require specific structural leveling and specialized adhesives.

Does the kit come pre-finished?

The oak veneer usually requires an application of oil, varnish, or wax after installation to provide the final color and protection.

Can I use this for curved staircases?

No, this kit is designed for straight staircases. Curved or winder treads require bespoke professional carpentry.

How many kits do I need?

You need one kit per individual step. Count your total number of treads and risers to determine the exact quantity required.

Is the nosing removable?

No, the nosing is integrated into the 1000mm tread piece for structural and aesthetic integrity.

Troubleshooting

Creaking sounds after installation

Ensure the sub-stair is completely secure and free of movement before applying the cladding; apply additional screws if necessary.

Difficulty in cutting to size

Use a fine-tooth blade on your saw to prevent splintering the oak veneer and always measure twice before making a cut.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Cost-effective alternative to complete staircase replacement
  • High-quality oak veneer finish
  • Provides a robust and durable surface
  • Easy to install over existing stair structures

Cons

  • Requires professional-grade measuring and cutting tools
  • May require additional adhesive products not included in the kit
  • Limited to existing staircase geometry

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your existing stairs are structurally sound, clean, dry, and free of debris. Use a high-quality wood adhesive or liquid nails to bond the cladding to the existing steps, and use a circular saw or miter saw to trim the components to the exact width of your staircase. For long-term care, treat the oak veneer with a high-quality wood oil or wax to protect against moisture and scratches. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or excessive water, as these can damage the veneer over time; regular dusting and damp-cloth cleaning are sufficient.

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