Sealing edge of particle board

Maybe I missed it, but where does it say that the carpet has been removed?

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DerbyDad03
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My husband and I have carpeted stairs made of paticle board. I'd like to ditch the carpet,

Reply to
Leon

Sounds to me like a future plan, not a completed task.

They *have* something that they'd *like to* change.

Unless Clare has had other communications with the OP, I'm curious how he can claim:

"The steps are already non-standard because the carpet has been removed."

Reply to
DerbyDad03

You didn't read the initial post? It's quoted right at the top of your reply - but I will repeat it for you. Quoted from the OP:

"My husband and I have carpeted stairs made of paticle board. I'd like to ditch the carpet, scrape out the staples, fill those particle boards and paint the stairs."

Remove the carpet and the step hight is no longer "to code" if it was before. Replacing the carpet with a stair tread cap brings it back to spec.

You guys have WAY too much spare time if you have to argue such arcane points - without reading what you are complaining about even - - - -

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clare

Maybe I missed it again. Please point out where it says the carpet has already been removed.

I read exactly what it says and didn't assume anything that wasn't written. They *have* (present tense) carpeted stairs, they would *like to* (a desire to do something sometime in the future) remove it.

Reply to
DerbyDad03

I think you might be being a bit AR here. We all know that the carpet is or was there. But after removal she wants to know how to deal with the PB steps. And for that matter, if they don't remove the carpet to some degree it would be hard to determine that particle board is under the carpet. A N D that seems to no longer be a mystery.

Reply to
Leon

Yeah, but Clare likes it when I'm AR. You can tell by how excited he gets. ;-)

Reply to
DerbyDad03

LMAO ...

Reply to
Swingman

Did you make your wife sign a "Roommate agreement"?

Reply to
J. Clarke

32 years ago we agreed to a number of things. We're still happily agreeing to them.

Knock knock knock, Penny. Knock, knock, knock, Penny. Knock, knock, knock, Penny.

Reply to
DerbyDad03

Who's Penny?

Reply to
krw

If you have to ask that question then you probably didn't get the reference to the Roommate Agreement.

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DerbyDad03

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