DIY

To fix slippery stairs, use carpet stair treads or rubber grips for traction and safety. Read our full guide to explore all your best options.

Upgrade your porch with stair replacement tips for a sturdy, updated entryway. Learn key steps, smart materials, and how carpet stair treads add safety.

A stair tread with both return has finished edges on both sides, ideal for open stairs. Learn how it adds style, safety, and easy DIY value.

A double return tread has finished edges on both sides, perfect for open stairs. Learn how it adds safety, symmetry, and style in our full guide.

To paint stair risers with carpet, tape off the treads, protect the area, prime, and apply paint carefully. Learn more in our step-by-step guide.

To install retrofit stair treads, clean and prep your stairs, cut to size, secure with adhesive, then finish—learn more in our full DIY guide.

The most common types of wood used for stair treads are oak, maple, cherry, walnut, and pine. Explore this guide to find the best fit for your home.

Flexible stair nosing protects stair edges and boosts safety and style. Learn how to choose, install, and pair it with carpet stair treads today.

Replacing stair balusters is a simple, cost-effective way to update your staircase’s look and safety. Explore this guide to learn how.