Stair Nosing Perth

Description- 411 Stair Nosing

Stair Nosing- 75 mm Tread with a 35 mm riser . This nosing has a rebate at the back.

This stair nosing is designed for steps that have a "soft" floor covering on them which requires that the stair nosing sits flush.

The small rebate at the back is suitable  for carpet tiles, direct stick carpet and vinyl. This is virtually the same nosing as 417. The difference is that 417 has a 16 mm riser/face whereas this nosing has a 35 mm riser

412  is suitable for all level surfaces 

Dimensions 412 has a 68 mm tread and a  10 mm riser.  This nosing is suitable for all surfaces such as tiles, porcelain and terrazzo and concrete. Due to the reason that it has a 10 mm riser it is not recommended for steps that are not level or carpeted stairs. This 412 profile meets the AS1428 2009 BCA stair nosing regulations

Description- 413 Stair Nosing

Stair Nosing- 58 mm Tread with a 10 mm riser . This nosing is designed to be recessed into the steps

It is the same as the popular 412, but this stair nosing can be flush mounted because of the rebate. The 412 on the other hand cannot be rebated as it diminishes at the back

This rebated stair nosing, can be recessed into the steps and you have a choice of all of the different inserts

Very stylish and minimalist.

414 Stair Nosing-Wide tread

This stair nosing is designed for plush pile carpets such as broadloom. We often refer to the broadloom or tufted carpet being installed in a “water fall” fashion.

The strong ribbed under surface grips the carpet firmly. This is required in instances when the broadloom carpet is quite thick. Stair nosing 417 is also suitable for broadloom carpet with a riser of just 16 mm

It is best to determine which profile you require by looking at the carpet first.

Dimensions 85 mm x 30mm x 54 mm insert

Dimensions 98 mm tread with a 35 mm riser

Why would you need a stair nosing with such a large tread?

Often the old way of providing slip resistance was to “groove” the step edge; very common on concrete . Another way that seemed popular was to install “grooved” ceramic tiles. A larger tread safely covers these edges, and is very important where you have bricks and pavers.

Dimensions 416 -  75 mm Tread with a 10 mm riser

This stair nosing is suitable for carpeted stair including carpet tiles. It has a specially designed rebate to allow for a typical 7 mm carpet tile to be installed at the back.

It has a 30 mm generous rebate to allow for the carpet tile to be tucked neatly away on the face of the riser of the step. The nosing is very popular with vinyl planks as well.  

Dimensions 73 mm x 16 mm x 54 mm insert.  The rebate at the back of the nosing is 2 mm. The inside of the slightly bull nosed front is 10 mm.

Ideally suited for vinyl plank, carpet tiles.

This profile is suited for rubber and hardwood flooring's used in internal situations ; specifically designed for thick flooring such rubber backed timber laminate flooring, hardwood flooring, acoustic vinyl plank, or acoustic backed carpet tiles.

Stair Nosing Dimensions are  120 mm Tread with a 16 mm riser. 419 is a wide stair nosing suitable for all surfaces , including bricks and concrete

Builders are sometimes required to install stair nosings on brick and pavers. Many steps which are being refurbished might be chipped and cracked. Additionally the mortar may be coming away. As a consequence they often look for a nosing that is 120 mm. 

Description- Stair Nosing 

Stair Nosing- 55 mm Tread with a 10 mm riser 

This stair nosing can be recessed  which will make it sit flush with the step. Most stair nosings are surface mounted. 

Some builders want stair nosing to be rebated. It looks more elegant and it also sits flush with the step.