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Rabbeted nosing is useful part of the stairs which not only gives the stairs a groove cut in the surface along the edge of a board but also a stylish improved look and protection to the joints from moisture. A rabbet is typically is a dado cut along the edge of a board leaving one side of the rabbet open. Rabbeted stair nosing projects beyond the stair while connecting with the flooring to create a level, safe stair tread. Stairs without a proper rabbeted nosing are even more susceptible to damage because of exposure to the weather. The open joints and cupping of treads and risers may result from inadequate ventilation, preventing the sufficient evaporation of moisture.

In your hardwood project, a nosing is an important accessory that helps in getting the staircase the turns and joints. A nosing effectively improves the looks and that is why very popular among homeowners. You can get the rabbeted nosing from many manufacturers of the hardwood flooring accessories or with little skills you can make your own rabbeted nosing.