Mastering the fine art of installing stairway nosing

Society · Published 8 October 2026 Swipe more like this →

In short: Learn the precise carpentry techniques required to finish a new staircase. This video demonstrates how to properly secure nosing to floorboards for a professional, durable result.

Following the installation of new stairs leading to a second floor, carpenter Jared Lee and Tom Silva demonstrate the specialized process of attaching nosing to the floorboards. The technique involves routing out a specific slot designed to receive a spline, which is then secured in place using glue.

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