Stair Runners
A stair runner is planned around the shape of your stairs, the measurements, and the material you choose. We review the steps in person and confirm the details before work begins.
An inquiry-led process
A runner shaped to your staircase.
A stair runner covers part of the stair surface, leaving the edges of the treads and risers exposed. Because every stair layout is different, we plan each runner around the actual staircase rather than a one-size approach.
We measure the stairs, discuss the material and pattern direction, and confirm the project conditions before installation. This page does not treat a fully carpeted stair installation as a runner example, and we do not promise a pattern, material, or installation method before your project is evaluated.
What we review together
How we plan a stair runner
Measuring the stairs
Every staircase is different. We measure the steps, the turn at any landing, and the overall run before planning the runner.
Material & pattern direction
We discuss the material and how a pattern should run down the stairs, so the runner reads the way you want it to.
Confirming project conditions
We confirm the conditions of the stairs and the project before installation begins, so the plan matches what is actually there.
Honest about what we confirm first
- We do not make non-slip or fall-prevention guarantees about a stair runner.
- We do not portray a fully carpeted staircase as a runner example.
- We do not promise a pattern, material, or installation method before your stairs are evaluated.
Next step
Thinking about a stair runner?
Tell us about your staircase. We will measure, discuss material and pattern direction, and confirm the project conditions before any work begins.
Or call (843) 540-4324