Black Vinyl Stair Edging, 36-Inch - M-D Building Products 29702 Review

I ordered the first piece to see if it could be used it was perfect so I ordered two more pieces and they were like a piece of liquorice, as you can see in the pic all three are on the floor, the first one i have, i can hold it, it's nice and hard, it's rubbery, the other one bends like keto liquorice.

I used this for a cosmetic finish on the back edge of concrete steps that weren't flush with the wall. There was just a gap big enough to notice. It seems stronger than others thought. I had to cut off a few inches as the treads flex at the edges, but it was easy to do with a box cutter. I just attached it, may try to glue it later, but it's not a contact area so I don't see it moving. I'm definitely happy with what I got for the price.

One ladder needed replacing on the edge so I decided to replace them all to keep them nice and clean. I have read other reviews complaining about them being sent bent in the box but I ordered 6 and they arrived in the box and they all lay out straight. They are easy to trim (with the right tools of course) and very durable. The quality of the adhesion depends on what you are using to install it. I've installed them on the top stair leading to the basement and the stair in my back entrance - ie…

They have to be screwed or glued with very strong glue. We did both because we bought several for our front concrete staircase with carpeting and we have an outdoor wooden staircase with carpeting on the side door. They appeared in an odd shape, obviously not straight. They didn't even try to grab her smartly - not sure if it was Revane's fault or what. It's annoying, but they're more comfortable, so we just had someone hold them while they installed. I'll take a picture of the finished product

I needed something to cover the edge of the platform and steps in my home theater. This is an indoor/outdoor rug on 3/4" plywood. It needed something. I found it - flexible, durable, great value. turned out great. Easy to cut with scissors or scissors. Didn't want to use nails/screws so I used LLPT double sided tape to attach them to the inside corner but really didn't want to bother with that, then I held them down with heavy books and weights for 24 hours and let the glue dry.

I've been looking for a stair nosing at large hardware stores (e.g. hardware store and sanctuaries) for a number of years. None of the noses they sell came close to making the transition between carpet stairs and laminate wood floors. Previously I found a piece of trim that was the same color as the floor and glued and nailed it. It was a headache to install and it kept loosening and eventually broke in half. However, this vinyl piece worked great. It looks way better than I expected and is…