🛠️ M-D Building Products 43310: Fluted Stair Edging Transition Strip, 36" Length, Aluminum, Prefinished in Satin Nickel, 1"x1 Review

Works very well, adhesive seems very strong. I installed them on my basement steps (11 in total) a little over a month ago in moderate traffic and no problems so far.

Does not match the description. The description states that this product measures 2 x 2.8 x 36 inches. It's 36 inches long, but it's the same item you can buy at your local hardware store and is only about 1 1/8 inches wide.

It was exactly as described and was available from Home Depot for about the same price. Bought it here because Home Depot isn't the color I wanted. I had to return it because I assumed (we know what guesswork means) that the space I needed to install it was 36 inches because the stair treads I used were 36 inches. The seat I had to install was 37 inches, so it didn't fit me the way I would have liked. It was a quality product and I was happy with it. Returns and refunds were hassle free. Don't…

After searching and finding the right size and color riser to switch between our top step and the carpeted riser on top. (We wanted to minimize the size of the sill covering the step and risers. We opted for a "gold" or "brass" stem and are very glad it doesn't stand out black. I did used my table saw to cut it to length, sharpening the sharp edges, following the edges of a fresh cut and used tape to secure it.

I bought 20 aluminum edging strips to protect the edges of wooden stairs and add a safety element (against slipping). I used 6 strips along their entire length on a stair and cut the other strips to 31 inches for the stair leading from my garage to the kitchen. " each strip before removing the protective film. Once the strip is in place with the adhesive exposed you will need a pry bar to remove it if it has not been positioned correctly. IMPORTANT: Read the 3 steps on the packaging. And before