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Andrew S.
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Switch from carpet to laminate - what to do with the stairs?

Andrew S.
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  • Raleigh, NC
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I have a 2 story rental unit with laminate downstairs and carpet upstairs. I need to replace the carpet and I’m considering a switch to laminate upstairs also.

Currently, the staircase is carpet.  What are my options?  I’m told using laminate on the stairs is difficult/costly.  Is it feasible to just paint the stairs?  Or is that a safety hazard?

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Jennifer Rysdam
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Jennifer Rysdam
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Go on a site like Pinterest and look up different ideas. I just did a flip, and the stairs under the carpet were okay. I had a lot of staples and tack strips to remove though. If it's a rental unit you won't have to have it perfect, so there are a lot of options. 

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