Treads, Risers and Nosing
A count helps start the conversation, but dimensions, condition, landings and edge details are needed to define the work.
A count helps start the conversation, but dimensions, condition, landings and edge details are needed to define the work.
Compare materials and finish samples together. Grain, age and different components can prevent an exact visual match.
That depends on their condition and the intended result. The proposal should specify which components remain and which are changed.
The agreed work carries Brazil Floors’ one-year workmanship warranty under its written terms. Keep product and care instructions for the selected flooring or coating.



A count helps start the conversation, but dimensions, condition, landings and edge details are needed to define the work.
That depends on their condition and the intended result. The proposal should specify which components remain and which are changed.
Compare materials and finish samples together. Grain, age and different components can prevent an exact visual match.
Only when expressly included. Confirm the scope for rails, balusters and any structural work separately.
The stair and adjoining floor must meet appropriately. A flooring thickness change can affect the connection and should be reviewed before fitting.
Inspect the wood and construction to compare restoration with replacement. Surface appearance alone does not settle the choice.
Discuss the work sequence and available routes before scheduling. Installation and finishing can restrict use of the staircase.
Follow instructions for the installed materials and coating. Return-to-use timing depends on the actual stair project.