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Ensure the stairs are flat (use cartridge adhesive to make good any irregularities). |
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Remove any debris and make sure the stairs are dry and clean.
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Check the nosing for a good fit by placing on the correct stair, and then mark through the drill holes – fitter must ensure the nosing is pushed hard against the riser. |
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Remove the nosing and drill and plug the stairs. |
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Apply cartridge adhesive to the underside of the nosing and reposition on the step. Remove and let it stand for approximately 15 mins to help re3duce curing time.
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Counter sink profile for insert plugs (9mm) Re-fit nosing and screw down firmly
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Apply insert plug with a drop of adhesive.
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To ensure the stairnosings keep their appearance, they should be cleaned weekly, more frequently in areas of heavy traffic. |
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Build up of dirt and grease can prove hazardous.
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Inserts and uPVC can be cleaned with a mild detergent diluted with water on a slightly damp cloth, then wipe dry with a clean cloth. |
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Aluminium can be lightly burnished with steel wool. |
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Polishes will reduce anti-slip properties and solvent cleaners are not suitable.
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| 6 |
Counter sink profile for insert plugs (9mm) Re-fit nosing and screw down firmly
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| 7 |
Apply insert plug with a drop of adhesive.
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