How to protect wooden stairs before renovation?
Renovation work is associated with a lot of mess, which is why many people wonder how to protect wooden stairs before renovation. Stairs are a heavily used surface. Therefore, during renovation or wall painting, it is worth protecting them well from damage. Is apartment renovation a stressful experience for you?
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With proper preparation and a work plan, you will avoid common mistakes. We will advise you on how to effectively protect stairs before renovation, and what to remember during renovation.
Preparation for renovation
Do you want to make plastering, painting, tile removal, or wall demolition easier for yourself or the renovation team? The key to a stress-free renovation is good work organization. Here's what you should do before starting renovation work.
- Clear the space on the stairs and in the stairwell – to ensure that the wooden stairs maintain an impeccable appearance after the work is finished, all decorations must be removed from the floor. Remove pots, stands, shelves, and other ornaments that may pose an obstacle.
- Ensure cleanliness – sweep and wash the floor so that no particles, dust, or renovation debris get under the protective film. Such contaminants can scratch wooden elements.
- Protect equipment – if there are radiators, windowsills, or other elements around the stairs that cannot be removed for the duration of the renovation, they must be protected from damage. You can use protective film and painter's tapes, e.g., Euro Tape Pro. Also, cover or dismantle sockets, sensors, and outlets.
With the space prepared in this way, you can proceed to the next task, which is proper stair protection. Protecting wooden stairs during renovation is very important if you want to make later cleaning easier. How to do it?
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