PS 400 Stair nosings

Long-lasting security and high resilience.

Resilience safety, optimal traction, and handling comfort are premium advantages with the PS 400 Stair nosing system for parquet and laminate. Just as with the PS 400 Screw profile system, Prinz also uses the advantages of self-cutting screws on stair nosings. Its reliable 360° contact with the surrounding area is a guarantee for the highest possible resilience and long-life cycle.

These are additionally supported through the construction of the base profile. Because the bracket on the step tread pulls backwards and is ideally prepared for fast handling. Even with maximum loads, the profiles will neither break nor ripped out thanks to the anchoring of the step tread.

PS 400 Treppenkanten

PS 400 Stair nosing no. 420, 30 x 25 mm

> Aluminium.

> For covering thicknesses 7-15 mm.

> Inclusive fixing material.

PS 400 Profile System

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Color	SB	Article Number	EAN-Code	Length (cm)
gold		420 13 10 250	4012406 00614 8	250
gold	SB	420 13 10 125	4012406 00615 5	125
gold	SB	420 13 10 100	4012406 00616 2	100
sahara		420 13 13 250	4012406 00617 9	250
sahara	SB	420 13 13 125	4012406 00618 6	125
sahara	SB	420 13 13 100	4012406 00619 3	100
silver		420 13 11 250	4012406 00620 9	250
silver	SB	420 13 11 125	4012406 00621 6	125
silver	SB	420 13 11 100	4012406 00622 3	100
havanna		420 13 14 250	4012406 00623 0	250
havanna	SB	420 13 14 125	4012406 00624 7	125
havanna	SB	420 13 14 100	4012406 00625 4	100
Edelstahl-Optik poliert		420 13 09 250	4012406 00844 9	250
Edelstahl-Optik poliert	SB	420 13 09 125	4012406 00845 6	125
Edelstahl-Optik poliert	SB	420 13 09 100	4012406 00846 3	100

PS 400 Stair nosing no. 422, 38 x 32 mm

> Aluminium.

> For covering thicknesses 12-18 mm.

> Inclusive fixing material.

PS 400 Profile System

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Color	SB	Article Number	EAN-Code	Length (cm)
gold		422 13 10 250	4012406 00626 1	250
gold	SB	422 13 10 125	4012406 00627 8	125
gold	SB	422 13 10 100	4012406 00628 5	100
sahara		422 13 13 250	4012406 00629 2	250
sahara	SB	422 13 13 125	4012406 00630 8	125
sahara	SB	422 13 13 100	4012406 00631 5	100
silver		422 13 11 250	4012406 00632 2	250
silver	SB	422 13 11 125	4012406 00633 9	125
silver	SB	422 13 11 100	4012406 00634 6	100
havanna		422 13 14 250	4012406 00635 3	250
havanna	SB	422 13 14 125	4012406 00636 0	125
havanna	SB	422 13 14 100	4012406 00637 7	100
Edelstahl-Optik poliert		422 13 09 250	4012406 00847 0	250
Edelstahl-Optik poliert	SB	422 13 09 125	4012406 00848 7	125
Edelstahl-Optik poliert	SB	422 13 09 100	4012406 00849 4	100

Function

PS 400 Stair nosings:
For floor coverings 7–18 mm

Your benefits:

Automatic adaptation to different flooring thicknesses.
Suitable for straight and winding staircases.
Reliable, simple, and time-saving installation.
Long-lasting frictional connection by using drilling screws.
High load-bearing capacity and safety.

Profilarten

Montagearten

Zertifikate

Winkelprofile

Schrauben

Installation

Product information

Ideal for stairblocks.

PS 400 Stair nosings were made for steps with stairblocks. For profiled stairs, the Prinz D.O.S. Stair renovation system is ideal.

Quick method for perfect installation:

(1) Level worn-down treads

Level worn-down or damaged treads with repair spatula.

(2) Fitting of riser

Cut the covering for the riser to size and lay it on. We recommend gluing of the riser. Then put on the base section together with the upper section (The channel in the base section takes up the guide web of the upper section.)

(3) Screw the base section

Press the vertical leg of the upper section against the riser in order to find the exact position of the base section on the tread. The leg of the section must firmly lie against the riser. Drill Ø 5 mm holes through the screw holes of the base section. Put dowels through the holes of the base section into the drill holes. Screw down the section. In case of wooden stairs the screw can be screwed directly (without dowel).

(4) Fitting of tread

Remove the upper section. Glue a 2 mm insulating underlay onto the step for compensating the material thickness of the base section and for sound proofing. Cut the covering for the tread to size and also glue it with the step.

(5) Fixing of upper section

Put on the upper section once again. Select the drilling screws. Three screws of different lengths have been included. The correct screw length can be easily determined by putting the screw into the drill hole. The length is correct if it protrudes by 4–8 mm. Use an accumulator screw driver with PH-1 bit for fixing the upper section. Adjust an average torque. Under low pressure the drilling screws drive a thread into the screw base of the base section.

(6) Slightly beat on upper section / retighten screws

Slightly beat on the upper section with measured hammer blows until the upper section is in its position. Attention: You must place a wooden support underneath in order to avoid any damage. Then retighten the drilling screws.

Dismounting:

The screws can be removed at any time without any problem and be screwed into the thread again. For removing the upper section, slightly beat the vertical leg of the section by means of a wooden support.

PS 400 Stair nosings

Long-lasting security and high resilience.

PS 400 Treppenkanten

PS 400 Stair nosing no. 420, 30 x 25 mm

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PS 400 Stair nosing no. 422, 38 x 32 mm

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Function

Your benefits:

Installation

Product information

Quick method for perfect installation:

(1) Level worn-down treads

(2) Fitting of riser

(3) Screw the base section

(4) Fitting of tread

(5) Fixing of upper section

(6) Slightly beat on upper section / retighten screws

Dismounting:

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The Prinz original for wooden floors

The Prinz original for fitted carpets

	(1) Level worn-down treads Level worn-down or damaged treads with repair spatula.
	(2) Fitting of riser Cut the covering for the riser to size and lay it on. We recommend gluing of the riser. Then put on the base section together with the upper section (The channel in the base section takes up the guide web of the upper section.)
	(3) Screw the base section Press the vertical leg of the upper section against the riser in order to find the exact position of the base section on the tread. The leg of the section must firmly lie against the riser. Drill Ø 5 mm holes through the screw holes of the base section. Put dowels through the holes of the base section into the drill holes. Screw down the section. In case of wooden stairs the screw can be screwed directly (without dowel).
	(4) Fitting of tread Remove the upper section. Glue a 2 mm insulating underlay onto the step for compensating the material thickness of the base section and for sound proofing. Cut the covering for the tread to size and also glue it with the step.
	(5) Fixing of upper section Put on the upper section once again. Select the drilling screws. Three screws of different lengths have been included. The correct screw length can be easily determined by putting the screw into the drill hole. The length is correct if it protrudes by 4–8 mm. Use an accumulator screw driver with PH-1 bit for fixing the upper section. Adjust an average torque. Under low pressure the drilling screws drive a thread into the screw base of the base section.
	(6) Slightly beat on upper section / retighten screws Slightly beat on the upper section with measured hammer blows until the upper section is in its position. Attention: You must place a wooden support underneath in order to avoid any damage. Then retighten the drilling screws. Dismounting: The screws can be removed at any time without any problem and be screwed into the thread again. For removing the upper section, slightly beat the vertical leg of the section by means of a wooden support.