Updates and Discounts
After fireworks, cook outs, and celebrations, what would top of this month perfectly? Stair-Treads.com easy new navigaion page and new products! This month we have added a new page to our website. We also have a new product available that you will not want to miss out on!
Special Offer
We have produced too many of our unfinished red oak retro treads. We have 36" and 42" treads ready to ship within 2 or 3 days! Type in the coupon code "???" when placing an order online and receive 25% off! This offer is only available for 2 weeks and is only available to newsletter subscribers. So act now because this deal is ending soon and when they're gone, they're gone! Find these products by clicking the links below!
42" Unfinished Red Oak Closed Tread
36" Unfinished Red Oak Tread
Stair Builder
Check out our new "stair builder" page we have on our website. We have made it super easy to veiw all of our red oak prefinished and unfinished stair treads and risers. If you visit this page, you will see how convenient it is to view all of the options from natural treads and risers to unfinished treads with white risers!
https://www.stair-treads.com/stair-builder
New Tool Available
We have a new tool that is used measure and cut skirt boards. The Three in One Square (3in1²) is great for measureing and cutting skirtboards with no hassle and perfect measurements! You can find the 3in1² here:
www.stair-treads.com/moulding-and-accessories/tools/3-in-1-square.html
Let Us Know Your Thoughts
We at Stair-Treads.com are always open to answering your questions, or feedback. You can contact us by calling toll free (866) 429-0979 or by emailing us
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July's Design Tip
Have you ever seen a species of wood compared to the same species and it is darker or lighter? This is because of "ambering". Ambering is when a species of wood has been exposed to a certain amount of sunlight and has gotten darker.
This process is more common is exotic species of wood such at Brazilian Cherry, Santos Mahogany, and Tigerwood.
You can put this to the test yourself! Place a sample or scrap piece of exotic wood outside in direct sunlight. Tape a piece of paper to half of the wood. Bring the sample in after a day and take the piece of paper off. You will see a noticable difference in color just after one day!
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