How do you measure and replace cracked linoleum stairs and floors?

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Srrock · Answer

To measure the stairs take the width of the stair (example: 36in) plus the tread measurement top to bottom (example: 7in +11 in), then ( (36x18) divide by 12) times number of stairs = sq ft of stairs

for a room (width X length ) round to next highs ft then multiply to get sq ft needed for a room

Dee · Answer

I would take the linoleum off, sand down the risers and stain. No more dealing with linoleum. Or instead of staining you can put ceramic tiles on the risers.

Mindshift · Answer

Instead of replacing the sheet linoleum with more sheet linoleum/vinyl, why not use vinyl "tile" that is made for stairs? Here is what I mean: https://www.homedepot.com/b/Flooring-Vinyl-Flooring-Resilient-Flooring-Vinyl-Plank-Stair-Treads/N-5yc1vZc6tr Here is an installation guide explaining how this works: https://www.manualshelf.com/manual/cap-a-tread/017043616/installation-guide-english/page-2.html

If the risers on your stair are in good condition you could cut costs by painting them with a semi-gloss, and install the treads only.

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