Tearing Out Carpet On Stairs

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Tearing out carpet on stairs.

If there is no. Pulled up carpet and padding using gloves i used a pair of gardening gloves cutting the carpet with a box cutter. If there is carpet on the floor above the top stair cut the carpet under the nose of the top stair using a utility knife. Teach your cat that scratching is fine but only on appropriate surfaces.

Removing carpet isn t as simple as ripping it up and throwing it out. All this is done inside your house so just imagine where all the dust is going to go. Train your cat out of scratching the staircase carpet. Replacing stair treads starts with tearing out carpet then staples and then cutting the old bullnoses.

Unlike other parts of the house stairs have not been claimed by human occupants. Do not tear the carpet up from your staircase. Grip the carpet with both hands for easier removal and to maintain balance and safety. The nose is the lip that extends out over the riser.

Not perfect wood but okay to paint black. If not cut the carpet near the top of the top riser grab the cut end and pull the carpet off the stairs by hand. Wear gloves to protect your hands from the staples that hold the carpet in place. Removed stare tacks and staples using a crowbar hammer and flat head screwdriver pliers would work too.

I grabbed my razor cutting tool and made the first cut across the carpet at the top of the staircase. I left a 2 3 inch overhang when i made that first cut because i really didn t have a plan at that moment. Cut the carpet with a utility knife under the nose of the landing. Use the vise grips to pull the carpet free from the riser.

This involves providing alternative scratching surfaces such as cat trees and posts. To remove carpet from stairs start at the top. Start at the top of the stairs and remove the carpet with the vise grips and utility knife.