Red Oak Golden Oak Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

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• From Scott at 12/15/09 8:40 PM
  • The price that is shown is for how many stair treads?
  • All of our products are sold by the piece. Prefinished cove moulding is sold in 78 in pieces but treads and risers are sold by the piece.
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• From Al at 1/1/10 11:16 PM
  • Is the Minwax Golden Oak finish on these Retro Stair Treads high gloss? semigloss? satin? What doe "close" mean?
  • Our standard UV finish gloss level is a semi-gloss which falls in the range of 50-55. We use the term "closed" when the tread has no returns. Sometimes this type of tread is more commonly called a "box" tread. In short, a closed tread will have a wall or kneewall on both sides of the step, opposed to a left or right return. There is a much better page showing the different styles here:
    
    http://www.stair-treads.com/resources/stair-tread-styles.html
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• From Denny at 9/24/10 1:34 PM
  • What pre-finished color on the retro red oak treads is closest to a clear poly finish?
  • "Prefinished Red Oak Natural" is a clear aluminum oxide finish.
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• From lynn at 3/28/11 8:41 PM
  • Does this tread come in a thickness less than 3/4"?
    Also if I install the tread on the first step the distance from the floor to the top of the first tread would be 8 3/4'" with the rest being 8" is that normal?
  • 3/4" is the thinnest tread we make. The 3/4" Stair Tread on the first step will not be an issue, since all the treads are being increased by the same amount. You will not be able to feel or see a difference. The very top step will be a little lower, unless you install the Landing Tread. The landing tread is 3/4" thick also, and has a groove in the back for carpet or hardwood to be set in the groove. So all of the steps will be 8 3/4" if you are putting a retro tread on each step.
    
    
    
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