Westerly Marash Luxury Collection 25' Stair Runner Rugs Stair Carpet Runner with 336,000 Points of Fabric per Square Meter, Veronica Red

This has to be the best carpet value out there!I found a video on youtube that showed a method of marking the stair treads first with masking tape as a guide, to help keep the runner straight and centered. Then you put double-side carpet tape down on the stair treads and risers, ready to peel back. Then you start the install at the top of the top riser using a staple gun (note the runner ends were perfectly square, which helped there). Bringing the carpet down, I worked it tight to the bottom of each riser, securing with staples, before pulling it down atop the peeled tape on each stair tread. I ended up needing to use *no* staples into the nice oak stair treads themselves--only into the cove molding below each tread, and into the painted risers. Everything tight and straight!At the staircase's bottom (bottom riser), I cut the carpet runner about 1-1/2" longer than the bottom, then folded it back behind after "sealing" the cut end with a dark piece of duct tape. Then carpet-taped and stapled that tightly to the bottom of the riser. Looks good! On our 13 step staircase, there was about 5 feet left.It's amazing how soft the runner feels installed without any padding. Safety never felt this good!

Good value for money. Looks awesome. I’m buying two more. Used this for the basement and I like the look and feel of it.I did the 90 degree turn by cutting a a 90 and joining with a ninety going down. Secured that with a liquid nail and staples. You feel a little bump on the transition but no visible cut.

The runners are good for the price however I was sent the wrong color. Given how heavy the rolls were I opted to keep the runners instead of attempting to return them.

simply beautiful..its soft ,length was perfect for my 16 steps .it has a luxurious look i am happy with my purchase..don't hesitate to buy you will be well pleased .money well spent

Love it!