funlife 14 Strips Peel and Stick Stair Risers Stickers, Self Adhesive Vinyl Stair Stickers Decals, Staircase Murals Decor for Steps, 39.37"X7.09", Moroccan Pattern

The stickers look amazing on our stairwell. It was easy to stick and peel on riser. It was a breeze to cut and measure to fit the stairs. It definitely adds appeal to the house. I would recommend to everyone wanting to add something different to the house.

I wish I had a before pic to show you… I just bought this old house and the stairs had like gross orange carpet probably 50 years old.I pulled it up and didn’t feel like scraping all the adhesive so just painted over it haha.It still looked so ugly - and then I found these stickers!!!First of all, they apply SO EASY!No problem getting the backing off.Very forgiving to pull off and reposition if needed.I usually suck at putting stickers like this on things but even I was able to get them on nicely!Oh and what’s funny is I actually didn’t receive the design I ordered. In fact I didn’t even see this design as an option BUT I love it so much! So I’m happy.Definitely worth the price, I love them so much!

overall I am pleased with my purchase. I wanted to cover up the existing chipped white paint with something a bit more unique and trendy and this fit the bill. Ideally you would want something more permanent like tile but I specifically decided I wanted something I could easily remove as I think the style will become dated sooner rather than later. Also is a great option for rental properties.The cut on these could have been better, I could see a line on the long edge but it wasn't super noticeable once installed. Also I noticed the sticker design was not completely aligned if you flipped a sticker the opposite way so make sure that the words on the backing are all facing either up or down.My stairs were a bit tricky as there is cove molding under each stair tread where it meets the riser. Taking it off would have been a lot more work than I wanted to put into this job. The height of these stickers are meant to exactly fit a normal stair riser (in the US) so I didn't want to cut them down or the tile design would have looked off. So I applied over the molding, making this application harder than normal.Before you begin installing, start by thoroughly vacuuming and washing your stairs. Use a cleaner that cuts grease and dirt like Krud Kutter and then rinse with a water rinse. You want to remove any residue that will impede with the adhesive. Let it dry completely and then let it dry some more, it MUST be dry and clean.Start by peeling up the bottom corner at one stair edge and folding the backing flat, aligning that corner on the riser *without fully adhering* and make sure the bottom edge is lining up flat on the step along the whole stair width. unstick the corner if it is off kilter and readjust. Once you get that aligned correctly, press the corner well into place and then carefully peel back the liner from the top corner. Now slide your hand along the sticker (left to right or right to left) in the center of the riser as you slowly peel back the liner, until you have reached the other end of the step. Now with the backing completely off, start to smooth out the rest of the sticker working from that center line down and then from the center line up to remove any air bubbles. Use a sturdy plastic tool to gently but firmly rub the sticker to burnish it to the riser. Then trim off any excess with a utility knife.

Absolutely Beautiful!

I had high hopes for these stair tread stickers, especially with my experience flipping houses. I took all the necessary prep steps—sanding, cleaning, and ensuring the surface was dry and debris-free. Cutting them to fit perfectly was time-consuming, but the transformation was beautiful… for about a week.Unfortunately, by week three, they started peeling, and eventually, not a single one held up. Even the clear film over the print was peeling off. These stairs aren't even heavily used—they’re in an Airbnb that’s only rented on weekends. The most frustrating part was the amount of time I put into installation. In hindsight, I should have just used a stencil and paint.Pros:✅ Looked great at first✅ Added a nice temporary aestheticCons:❌ Time-consuming to install❌ Started peeling after a few weeks❌ Not durable, even with minimal foot trafficIf you need a quick, temporary fix, these might work. But for a long-term solution, I’d recommend skipping them and going for paint or another permanent option.

You'll need a can of adhesive spray to adhere to wood surfaces. Otherwise the design and look of product is very nice. Easy to work with

The media could not be loaded. Good quality and got the job done.

The coloring was way off. I ordered grey and it was purple. Returned.