Centered NRF Select Sicily runner in Palermo installed on a hardwood staircase in Glastonbury

Glastonbury, CT • Hartford County

Stair Runner Installation in Glastonbury, Connecticut

Plan runner width, pattern alignment, carpet pad, custom binding, and Hollywood stair installation with our Newington showroom team. This August 2026 Glastonbury project used a centered 28-inch NRF Select Sicily runner in Palermo across a 13-stair main staircase, plus a matching 8-foot-9-inch hallway runner. The staircase was ready for installation, and the work was completed in a few hours during one day. The fitted runner helps protect the main hardwood walking path while keeping the surrounding wood visible.

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Main staircase and hallway • August 2026

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Pattern-centered stair and hallway runners, carpet pad, binding coordination, and Hollywood stair installation

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Completed August 2026

NRF Select Sicily Stair and Hall Runner in Palermo

In August 2026, Floors Now completed a residential stair and hallway runner project in Glastonbury. The goal was to help protect the main hardwood walking path while keeping the surrounding wood visible. The staircase was ready for installation, so the Floors Now scope required no flooring removal or stair preparation. Binding was coordinated through a South Windsor fabrication partner, and the patterned 28-inch NRF Select Sicily runner in Palermo was centered and installed with carpet pad across 13 stairs using the Hollywood method. A matching 8-foot-9-inch hallway runner completed the scope. The work was finished in a few hours during one day.

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Centered NRF Select Sicily runner in Palermo installed Hollywood style on a hardwood staircase in Glastonbury — Completed 28-inch Sicily runner centered across the 13-stair Glastonbury staircase, with hardwood visible along both sides.

Project facts

Completed: August 2026
Project: Residential stair and hallway runner installation
Rooms: Main staircase and hallway
Flooring: NRF Select Sicily patterned carpet in Palermo with carpet pad
Runner scope: 13 stairs; 28-inch runner; 8-foot-9-inch hallway runner
Elapsed work time: A few hours in one day
Project goal: Help protect the hardwood along the main walking path while keeping the surrounding wood visible

Scope of work

The centered pattern and Hollywood installation created a tailored runner while preserving visible hardwood borders.

Began with the main staircase ready for installation; no flooring removal or stair preparation was included
Planned a 28-inch runner layout with the Sicily pattern centered on the runner sections
Coordinated runner binding through a South Windsor fabrication partner
Included new carpet pad within the fitted runner system
Installed NRF Select Sicily in Palermo across 13 stairs using the Hollywood method
Installed a matching 8-foot-9-inch hallway runner
Completed the stair and hallway work in a few hours during one day

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What is Hollywood stair-runner installation?

With the Hollywood method, the runner is fitted closely over the stair nose and secured beneath it before continuing down the riser. Material construction, carpet pad, stair geometry, pattern, binding, and attachment requirements all need to suit the method. This Glastonbury runner was installed Hollywood style across 13 stairs.

How was the Sicily pattern aligned on this staircase?

The cutting plan called for the Sicily pattern to be centered on the 28-inch runner sections. Pattern position, stair measurements, seams, and the transition to adjoining areas should be planned before a patterned runner is fabricated and installed.

Did this project include a matching hallway runner?

Yes. The project included an 8-foot-9-inch hallway runner matching the 28-inch NRF Select Sicily stair runner in Palermo.

Why are the edges of a carpet runner bound?

Binding finishes and protects exposed cut carpet edges while giving the runner a tailored border. For this project, runner binding was coordinated through a South Windsor fabrication partner before installation.

Was flooring removal or stair preparation needed?

No. The staircase was ready for the runner installation, and the verified Floors Now scope did not include flooring removal or stair preparation.

How long did this Glastonbury runner project take?

The stair and hallway runner work was completed in a few hours during one day. Actual timing varies with stair geometry, pattern layout, runner fabrication, binding, carpet-pad requirements, access, and adjoining hallway or landing details.

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