LVP Room and Stair Installation in Camellia Banks

Before: the carpeted room1 / 8

The detail that mattered most on this installation was right at the doorway. A carpeted room met an existing LVP floor, and a T molding had been proposed across the entrance when the new flooring went in. For this project, we were able to make that connection without the added molding. We removed the carpet, installed LVP in the room and tied it into the floor outside the doorway. The staircase was part of the same project. We began with exposed wooden stairs and installed LVP treads and stair nosings across the staircase. The wood-look surface sits against contrasting white risers, giving each step a clear outline. The finished installation brings a consistent flooring detail from the bottom of the stairs to the top, with the tread and nosing work visible from both directions. Now the eye can follow the flooring through the entrance without a separate strip interrupting the view. That small stretch of floor helped the whole room feel connected to the space beyond it. Getting the tie in right was part of the installation we came to deliver.

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