Lincrusta; A strong tuff wallpaper type product pressed in raised relief style, to paint or stain or embellish. Very useful covering flaws in old wall textures or damage. The look of artistic hand made plaster relief but machine made for much less cost in money and time. Great fun to work with and personalize. Example 2 is a dream for walls that are not plumb and straight lines become impossible. Hand painting in more colors to match decor is great fun, and frame as art, or door panels, or trim, etc. I LOVE playing with this type wallcovering! 1 border2 wall 3 crown4 wainscoating

Wish someone would respond who had these installed, I love them but the Mirth Studio website does not have reviews

I used to work for a plastic company in the best thing you can do is have the acrylic sheet cut to size for each one and 1/4 AR plexiglass, or you could use the polycarbonate AR.Ar is abrasion resistant. Whoever is doing your stairs, talk to them about it. If you're looking for a do-it-yourself just call any plastic company. I wouldn't go to Lowe's or home Depot go to somewhere like Laird plastics or one of the well-known plastic companies. Most will cut them for you and you can probably get them for a fraction of the cost. Let them know that you want sheet cost and then the cost to cut it up. You might as well as buy by the sheet even if it leaves you more than you have extras in case anything happens to them where they start discoloring or looking old. Make sure that you follow directions when cleaning the products you cannot use regular Windex on them. You're better off using just plain water or an acrylic or plexiglass cleaner

The rough wood will just supply splinters not grip . I think the best would be the individual tread carpet pieces not wrapped but the stairs need to be sanded smooth and stained completely and finished then add the tread pads