You cannot put a price on the knowledge one can learn from KZfaq. Thank you to all the people who take time to help others.

That 3rd clamp was absolutely brilliant!

“ I was born before health and safety “ that is hilarious. It just goes to show how proper training with experience mentors can have such a positive effect over government bureaucrats making silly rules. I also learned a really cool trick working with modern materials from this experienced craftsman. Rock on Cliff.

Brilliant. Why didn't I think of that? I've been a builder for 35 years. I've used a torch to heat pvc piping to make soft bends while doing underground work, acrylic sheets to bend for custom aquariums,and all manor of such. Never dawned on me to heat and bend vinyl plank for stair nosing. This is fantastic! And nothing beats a proper jig.

One of the best tutorials on fabricating and installation vinyl plank on stairs.

You, sir, are amazing. I also saw your update video and you're correct -- the nosings are ridiculously expensive -- this method is the definition of ingenuity. Thank you so much from across the pond!

What a great video. Cliff is that neighbor everyone wants. Knowledgeable, and doesn’t need, nor has the time and patience, for no stinking governmental “health & safety” bullsh*t. Cliff’s my new hero. Thanks for posting, brother. I’m pulling my hair out trying to find a solution (that looks good) for my stairs, as well. Very well done, mate. 👍

You are a freakin genius! I'll try that next time , those ready made stair nosing are expensive and not so great to use . Thanks Cliff God Bless you!

Thanks Cliff. I have been hunting for months on how to take my vinyl plank flooring down the stairs in a uncomplicated way. This video has given me the answer. Thank you so much. I'm making a jig tomorrow to begin. Your are a genius!!!!

I was a laminate and hardwood flooring contractor for years and this was ingenious!

It amazes me how brilliant and practical people like you are. You make things look so easy, which regard some extreme skill. What are brilliant way to do this task, thank you.

A very nice job Cliff 👍👍👍 I find one of the few benefits of being old is being 'Born Before Health & Safety' 😂😂 Cheers, Alan.

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What a time to be alive! KZfaq rocks and so do content creators like Cliff.

This technique looks way easier than another video that used a router to thin the plank and bend in place onto the actual nosing. Thanks for keeping it simple Cliff.

Great idea and excellent procedure ....As a finish carpenter myself, I keep asking myself...... WHY didn't I think of this ??? LoL Thanks for sharing !!

This is the handiest tips I’ve ever seen for the DIY enthusiast. Thanks for this video.

Omg I love this. Basic stuff. I guessed the use of a heat gun, but yep - never would have though of this. Brilliant and simple

Excellent video sir. Exactly what I was looking for. That jig is a Hugh time saver for sure!

A simple and elegant solution to a common problem. I have seen countless ugly attempts at finishing treads with vinyl flooring but never this. Well done sir and thanks!

I see a lot of great DIY tips on youtube but I forget most of them. I'll never forget this one! Brilliant is an understatement. LOL!

Thank you so much for this content Cliff. You sir are a genius and have saved me a ton of money. I can complete my project now knowing that the stair noses will match my flooring thanks to you (it’s been unfinished for two years).

This is genius, thank you, you have saved thousands of dollars for thousands of people. Thank you very much sir.

I did staircase from seeing his Video but used Smartcore vinyl flooring from Lowes it was three times the thickness so i cut the 4" of backing off to make it thinner to heat and ben for the bullnoses! Turned out perfect! THANKS!

That's superb Cliff, what an improvement. That jig you designed is a brilliant time saver and saves measuring as well, it's fool proof. Enjoyed the video. Tony

Hello from Wyoming! You are an incredibly clever man. Ive been really struggling to figure out how to do my stairs noses ( Im totally new to DIY ) and you've solved my dilemma! MANY THANKS!!

How brilliant this is. Thank you for sharing. Good to see one of the survivors of the ‘before health and safety era’.

Great idea. I’m always afraid of stair nosing being a trip hazard. This is a brilliant way to eliminate them. Thanks

This bloody genius!! I have been hesitant to put down vinyl plank because all the options for the stairs was a piece of vinyl that was proud of the surface and made walking on it weird! This will work perfectly! Thank you sir!!

I wish I had this knowledge when I did my stairs. Brilliant, I am thinking about ripping out the stairs and redoing them. I love the knowledge and experience available on KZfaq.

DAYS of tying to figure this issue out myself!! Desperate last attempt to search KZfaq and I FOUND YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!

Gday Cliff, the new boards really give the stairs a new look, very simple to install, great job and thanks for sharing, cheers Matty

I saw this video and did this on my rental property stairs(13) that previously were carpeted. Stairs had 2X12 boards for tread so I just bent my pre cut 48>42” length vinyl planks around a 2X4 (same thickness) and held it with a few drywall screws 3/4 thru width of a 1X3 as the overhang of the tread nose was 3/4”, then laid 2 30lb boxes of flooring on it till cold. Worked out good, snug fit on 2X12. Used construction adhesive. I don’t think renters can tear it up if they try, well, maybe.😜 Thanks for the video, Chuck from Orlando, FL USA.

That was awesome! I wish I had seen this before finishing my stairs. This is simply the best way I've seen to do it. Thank you for sharing.

Freaking love this content! premade stair nosing never matches and is expensive for vinyl definitely a good idea to make your own. Thanks Cliff.

Bloody fantastic Cliff! Love your no-nonsense and great skills, thanks for the idea.

I loved the video! We soo appreciate you, as we are in process of installing vinyl floors. You saved us $. Thank you. 🙏🏼

Ingenious whow I just had a quote for my stairs which was way to expensive so I’m doing it myself. This method is brilliant 👍

That looks so good and such great ingenuity building that jig! Makes me want to vinyl plank my stairs.

that's the best video on making your own stair nosing. Good job Sir!

Awesome video. Thanks so much for taking the time out to help us out. 😍

I was hoping to remove carpet and have vinyl plank flooring installed. I have a step down into a sunken great room plus stairs to my basement. I was dreading the extra expense for the steps. This technique could enable me to accomplish my goal this year. (71yr old on a fixed income.) Thank you, Cliff!!!!

Hi Cliff Thanks for the video I have been trying to do that to our stairs for the fast 2 / 3 years but never could get anything to match the floor or if I could it was seriously over priced .This is that job sorted thanks again

This is beautiful... I've replaced carpet with hardwood and had to remove the carpet nosing to do so (which does take some time). Wrapping the carpet nosing with the vinyl plank is brilliant.

REALLY HELPFUL video. Just finished my stairs and they look GREAT.

Nice one Cliff, only just seen this and now I'm contemplating doing my hall and stairs with vinyl flooring too!

Been doing flooring in New England since 1985,. I've seen a lot of things but this is really a great idea, thank you for the video 👍

cliff you are one hell of a craftsman , clocks engineering etc i take my hat of to you have a nice xmas cheers john

You are a very creative/resourceful man. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing job, many thanks . Going to do my crappy stairs in same way like you did 👍

That's brilliant ! I'd love a shop coat that color. Reminds me of shop class back before they had safety. Cheers from a Lancastrian Canadian.

This would be a great idea for covering sill boards instead of painting them especially in a conservatory ! 😁👍

Prefect! Love these!!! Much better than the other videos online. Thank you

Well done...my first go at these and I was shocked at the cost for them...brilliant thank you

An amazing idea. So simple but wouldn't have thought of it myself. Thanks.

This is one of the most valuable videos I have ever seen on KZfaq thank you

Its heart warming to see a true craftsman at work. Great accent too 👍

Thank you so much, I have been trying to figure out how to do this! I appreciate you taking the effort to show us.

Wow! Thanks a lot this is going to help me, You are a great person for sharing your ideas.

Fantastic tips, thanks for sharing. I can honestly say I have never seen anyone wear a warehouse/storeman's coat outside of a warehouse or storeroom or a Two Ronnies Sketch

Great stuff, loving that bending jig you made👍

Very nice use of post forming. Laminate countertops are made in a similar fashion. Nice use of jigs and a cool application to make the stairs look great.

Thanks this is new to me 38 yrs as a carpenter and still learning.

Brilliant- thanks! An admirer of your work from America:)

This is gonna save me so much time and money. Thank you for sharing

Thank you for making this video and sharing it. You are great Artist🤗♥️🙏

I have just come across your video. I have to say thank you.. I have been looking for a way to transion vinyl flooring to the start of my top step. All I kept finding, was that I had to cut the bullnose off. I have no intension of doing that. Transion strips either cost an arm and a leg cause they have a slight curve or look like they belong in a factory. I was begining to think that my "bargain" flooring was a waste of hard earned. Well not any more. I will be doing this when the weather gets a bit better and its all down to you. As long as my hubby can keep the tea coming. Your a star. Thanks Cliff mate x

I am very impressed with your ingenuity. I wish I could have done this using vinyl planks that I liked. Instead, I settled for some pre-made laminate stair treads. You did a great job on your project!

What a great idea!! They look very nice!! Awesome!!

I wish I had the knack like you,thank you for sharing.

Dang you are brilliant,creative and informative.this is very helpful.thanks for posting

Absolutely brilliant. Well done!

Thank you sir. Saved almost 200 bucks.

Very useful. And that jig is ingenious for anyone working with old houses.

Great idea. Thanks for the video. I'll be doing the top of my stairs (put vinyl plank flooring in the whole upstairs).Greetings from Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada.

You’re my kind of guy, Cliff. Love this video.

Nice job Cliff, never used this stuff but it looks much nicer to work with than laminate, and you can form it. Top job mate, well done. Jon

That's awesome, thank you. The stair nose is the most expensive part of a LVP job. I cant wait to try this on my next project!

what a bloody clever bugger !! fantastic clear and concise video. I reckon i could do that now you are such a good teacher. thank you very much for making the video.

Beautiful job, thanks for the video!

Bright idea, good job, thank you Cliffs!

Great idea and tooling! Thank you very much for sharing!

First time I've watched a vinyl flooring video and found it useful and interesting.

I’m just about to start this job myself, these are great tips!

Wow. Excellent insight! Thank you for sharing.

Great job, very clever tool for measurements !

Beautiful.. Thank you for sharing this video. I now think I can make my own stair treads with nosings. You are a genius Sir. ;-)

Excellent idea and very impressive result. Thank you for sharing.

Brilliant idea. Great tutorial. Thank you.

You are a really genius You safe my life And help me with this so difficult hard time i was having So grateful with you

Very nice work Cliff, live long and prosper mate 🖖

Awesome!!! I had a feeling this could be done - but so easy!!!

Great job Cliff looks easier to use than laminate ! 👍

You are COOL! Fantastic masterclass! Old school is driving!

Thank you Hefner, the Playboy Mansion reno is coming along fabulously! Very elegant solution as well 👌

Great job with this, I am so impressed with you.

Most excellent 👍 bro! Old school wisdom 💯💯

It's a marvellous idea! Like this creativitive way of doing the stair nosing.

That was slick! I like it, nice job!

Great idea Cliff ~ we wanted to use LVP 5 years ago, but they did not have the matching bull nosing. Had I known this trick we certainly would have installed it over the engineered wood.