Solid red oak stair tread stock milled from hardwood and supplied in a long length so treads can be cut to the rise-and-run of the stair being built. The long blank lets a carpenter get several finished treads out of one piece and keeps grain and colour consistent across a flight.

Oak is the traditional material for finish treads because of its hardness, tight grain and even response to stain and clear finish. The 5/4 thickness is the standard nosing thickness for residential stairs, and the face is wide enough to cover a typical tread depth with the nosing projection intact.

Treads are supplied unfinished so the nosing profile, returns, mitres and notching for skirt boards or stringers can be cut on site. Sand and finish after installation for a continuous sheen across the flight.

Key Features

• Solid oak hardwood, unfinished and ready to sand, stain or clear-coat
• Long single length allows multiple treads to be cut from one piece with matching grain
• 5/4 nominal thickness, the conventional stock thickness for finished stair treads
• Dense, closed-grain hardwood surface that takes foot traffic on stairs
• Accepts nosing profiles, mitred returns and end caps worked on site
• Machined flat and square for gluing and fastening to stringers or existing treads

Applications

• New residential stair construction over cut or housed stringers
• Recovering or replacing worn treads on existing stairs
• Open-side stairs where mitred returns are cut on the exposed end
• Basement and attic stairs being upgraded from softwood to hardwood
• Landing nosings and thresholds cut from tread stock
• Stair work matched to oak flooring or oak handrail and balustrade

Product Details

• Product Type: Stair Tread
• Material: Oak Hardwood
• Nominal Thickness: 5/4 in.
• Nominal Width: 12 in.
• Length: 11 ft.
• Finish: Unfinished, sand and finish in place
• Sold By: Each

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