Solid red oak stair tread stock milled for use as the horizontal walking surface of a staircase. The 5/4 nominal thickness gives the finished tread the depth expected in residential stair construction, and the extra length allows a single piece to be cut down for standard runs or trimmed to fit a wider stair with returns.

Oak is the traditional hardwood for stair treads because of its density, closed grain and resistance to denting under foot traffic. It takes stain evenly and accepts polyurethane and other clear finishes well, so treads can be matched to existing oak flooring or handrail parts. Treads are normally sanded, finished and installed after the rough carriage and risers are set.

Supplied unfinished so the tread can be cut to length, nosed or edged as the job requires, and finished on site.

Key Features

• Solid oak hardwood, a dense closed-grain species long used for stair treads
• 5/4 nominal thickness typical of residential stair tread construction
• Sold unfinished for on-site sanding, staining or clear finishing
• Full-width stock that can be crosscut to the stair run and mitered for return ends
• Accepts stain and polyurethane evenly for matching to oak flooring and handrail components
• Sold individually by the piece

Applications

• Straight-run residential stairs over a cut stringer or carriage
• Replacement of worn or damaged treads in an existing staircase
• Basement and attic stairs being upgraded from construction-grade treads
• Landings and single step-downs where a solid hardwood surface is wanted
• Stair rebuilds matched to existing oak flooring or trim

Product Details

• Product Type: Stair Tread
• Material: Oak
• Nominal Thickness: 5/4 in.
• Width: 12 in.
• Length: 9 ft.
• Finish: Unfinished
• Sold By: Each

Specifications

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