Solid oak stair tread stock, milled from hardwood and supplied unfinished so it can be cut to the width of the stairwell and sanded, stained or clear-coated on site. Oak is the traditional choice for treads because its density and closed grain hold up under foot traffic and take stain evenly.

Treads are the horizontal walking surface of a stair, set on the stringers and paired with risers behind them. The long length lets a single piece be cross-cut for two or more steps on a standard-width run, or trimmed square and notched where the tread meets a skirt board, wall or newel post.

Because the piece is sold unfinished, it can be matched to existing oak flooring or handrail work. Edge profiling, nosing returns and finish are done by the installer.

Key Features

• Milled from solid oak, a dense closed-grain hardwood used for stair work and flooring
• Supplied unfinished for on-site sanding, staining or clear finishing
• Nominal 5/4 thickness, the standard stock thickness for residential stair treads
• Long length can be cross-cut to yield more than one tread on typical stair widths
• Takes cross-cutting, mitring, routing and edge profiling with standard woodworking tools
• Sold individually by the piece

Product Details

• Type: Stair tread
• Material: Oak
• Finish: Unfinished
• Nominal Thickness: 5/4 in.
• Length: 10 ft.
• Sold By: Each

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