Signature Collection Oak Nosing - 2.44m


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The Signature Collection Oak Nosing is designed for homeowners and contractors looking for a premium, durable solution to finish stair edges or floor transitions. Its primary benefit is the precision-milled, lipped edge engineered specifically to accommodate 15mm flooring, providing a seamless and professional transition. One caveat to consider is that because it is constructed from natural solid oak, users must account for inherent variations in grain pattern and color, and the product arrives unfinished, requiring manual sealing or staining before installation.
| Model Part Number | MON1550 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Signature Collection |
No, this product is designed for indoor use only and is not treated for weather or rot resistance.
No, the nosing is supplied as a solid profile, allowing you to choose your own installation method such as adhesive or counter-sunk screws.
Since it is natural oak, it accepts wood stains very well. We recommend testing your chosen stain on a small off-cut before applying it to the main piece.
The nosing has a depth of 5.2 cm, covering the front edge of the stair tread.
The product is supplied in 2.44m lengths, which can be cut down to fit your specific stair width.
Verify that your flooring is exactly 15mm thick; if the flooring is thinner, you may need a thin underlay or shim to raise the floor level.
Ensure the wood was properly acclimated to the room temperature before installation and that a suitable finish has been applied to all sides to manage moisture uptake.
To install, ensure your stair sub-structure is level and clean. Measure the width of your step and cut the oak nosing to length using a fine-toothed saw. Apply a high-quality wood adhesive or secret-nail the piece into the stair tread, ensuring the lipped edge catches the edge of your 15mm flooring. For long-term care, regularly dust the nosing and re-apply oil or lacquer every 12-24 months depending on foot traffic. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that may damage the wood fibers or strip the protective finish.