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How much would it cost to have your wooden stair balusters painted?
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$5 a piece
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Stair Treads, Types and Cleaning?
For safety and beauty, stair treads are a necessity in the home. If a staircase is made of hardwood, stair treads are a smart idea to prevent any falls. The most common and popular type of stair treads are the rubber ones. Many of them have a simple horizontal bar pattern with a taper return nose that makes them fit much better. Cleaning is easy and must be done within each bar. These stair treads are mainly used in commercial locations such as offices, bowling alleys, apartments and other such locations. The treads that are used in the low cost housing are made mostly of vinyl. These are also very plain and easy to clean, however, they come in more different colors. Braided stair treads are very attractive for the home and their friction will prevent any accidents on those hardwood stairs. There are also stair treads that come in a scroll. The microfiber ones are very popular and effective. The most decorative stair treads for the home are actually made of hardwood, such as oak, and there are also stair tread carpets that look wonderful in the house. They can be very pretty and can match the furniture in the room, and also go very well with the balusters. If the balusters are white, an elegant wood stair tread would offset the white very nicely. The only disadvantage to having wooden stair treads is that they can and will take a beating. To have them looking as good as new, they can be sanded. The best way to do this is to use a belt sander. It is very important not to sand off too much of the wood. Another thing to use to finish the wood to a satin-smooth finish is a scraping tool. If you aren’t comfortable doing this yourself, a professional would be able to come in and do the job perfectly. The wooden stair treads can also be stained. This is another method that needs to be done carefully. The stain should instantly be wiped as soon as it is applied to avoid too much staining. Three coats of stain should leave the stair treads looking fabulous once again.
Do you glue wood floor stair treads?
If you mean wooden stair treads the answer is yes. Use a good pva glue ;don't use glue that is over a year old it loses its strength with age; people don't get told this. For more info i would need the type of stair open or closed string.
How do you fix a broken wooden painted bowl?
If this is really an antique, and maybe Thole painting or something, I would look for a professional restorer.
Why would one need to install a stair lift?
One will need a pulley to install a stair lift as well as many other tools. A screwdriver, hammer, and perhaps even a stair lift kit would also be helpful in installing a stair lift.
How much should you charge to build wooden stair rails?
I would charge from 40-50 dollars per hour worked. Its labor intensive and if youre good at it, they should pay for the expertise involved to make them.
What element is present in outdoor stair railings?
I would assume Carbon if they are wooden, and Aluminum or Ferrum, if they are metal railings, and if they are high end railings they would have Scandium or Chromium added to the compound. I think that your question is too general, but the most accurate and precise answer would be Aluminum.
In 'The Well of Ascension' how did Jastes control the koloss?
Jastes controlled the koloss by paying them, he had wooden disks painted to look like coins so they would feel more human.
How many stair steps equal one mile?
i would have to say since a stair step is equal to or close to one foot it would be 5,280 steps
What is the purpose a pencil sharpener?
to open the carbon rod inside the wooden body of a pencil, to use for drawing and writing.
How much for oil on canvas painting?
It depends on who painted it. If I painted it it would cost $50. If it was painted by Picasso it would cost about $ 100 million.
What colours are Roman shields?
Usually, roman shields were red. A few roman shields were found at Dura Europus (Modern-day Syria). These shields were red in color, some were the traditional rectangular roman shield, others were large ovals. They were made mainly of poplar wood, with leather around the edges, and a dome of iron or bronze in the center. During the second century, the decoration of lightning bolts and eagle wings were the popular design on the shield, though this trend seemed to fizzle out in the 3rd century.
Why does Chichen Itza have 96 Stairs?
It doesn't, it has 365, the number of days in a year. but it does have 91 stairs on each corner and one top stair that would be the 365th stair
