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Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

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Red Oak Butterscotch Retro Stair Tread Closed 36" wide - Prefinished and ready to install - No staining or finishing required.
Use for overlaying an existing closed staircase with a wall on both sides.

Note: This stain (E33) has been discontinued but is still available for purchase to complete existing projects. For the current D34 - Butterscotch stain color, see: RTCRD34-36

Red Oak - Butterscotch Stained Retro Stair Tread

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Red Oak Butterscotch Retro Stair Tread Closed 11.5 in wide x 36 in long - shipped pre-stained in Butterscotch and then finished with our UV Cured Diamond Coat II - ready to be cut-to-size and installed as soon as you receive them.

Additional Information

Unit Of Measure	ea
SKU	RTCRBUOK-36
Width	11-1/2 in
Color	Butterscotch [Legacy Stain]
Length	36 in
Prefinished	Yes
Profile	Retro Stair Tread Closed
Thickness	3/4 in
Wood Species	Red Oak
Quickship Item	No
Standard Dimensions	View standard tread & riser dimensions

Customers who purchased this also purchased these items:

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Landing Tread 36 in $26.94	Red Oak Gunstock Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in Regular Price: $57.43 Special Price: $48.79	Red Oak Unfinished Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in Regular Price: $29.87 Special Price: $23.06 2 Review(s) \| Add Your Review	White Retro Riser- 7-3/4 in x 36 in $14.77
Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Riser 36 in $38.48	Red Oak Tongue and Groove Panels for Staircase Landings $236.04	Red Oak Single Turnout Starter Step $152.73

Product Questions

What type of finish is provided with Butterscoth Stain? Is it the same as Bruce prefinished flooring?

Question by: Jake on Sep 15, 2010 2:31:06 PM

The finish on our stained treads is a clear aluminum oxide UV cured top coat. You can read more about our finish here:

http://www.stair-treads.com/diamond-coat-ii/

Our prefinished treads are not exactly like Bruce prefinished flooring, but they are similar in stain color and finish. We *strongly* recommend ordering a sample pack to compare the stain color to your flooring first because stain colors may shift over time on both the flooring and our treads.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Sep 15, 2010 2:31:06 PM

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i have a landing area. do i use one of these treads or is there a smaller one that is not as deep that can i order. or do i just cut it to the right depth?

Question by: mike mackey on Dec 10, 2011 1:40:11 PM

You will want to use a landing tread, which is 5 1/4" deep versus the 11 1/2" deep treads. You can find the landing treads at the link below.

Landing Treads:
http://www.stair-treads.com/moulding-and-accessories/5-1-4-landing-tread.html
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provide dimentions ***

Question by: Stan on Jan 7, 2010 9:33:55 AM

These treads are 11.5" deep (front to back), 36" wide (left to right) and 3/4" thick along the body with a 1" thick bullnose

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Jan 7, 2010 9:33:55 AM

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I see the Oak Stair Tread is 36" wide. How deep is this tread?

Question by: mw on Nov 30, 2009 3:34:32 PM

These treads are 11 1/2" wide from the front of the bullnose to the tail of the tread with a 10 1/4" undercut (the part that is 3/4" thick).

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Nov 30, 2009 3:34:32 PM

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Do you provide/under take installation of re-caping the retro plank on existing staircase .

Question by: Puppys on Apr 2, 2010 6:41:30 PM

We unfortunately we do not do installations. Standard stair replacement is very easy to do. A lot of our customers do the installations themselves after looking at our "how to" video. We recommend servicemagic.com to help find installers.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Apr 2, 2010 6:41:30 PM

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what is the maximum thickness of the retrofit tread that can be glued when
retrofitting an old wooden pine staircase. My experience with floors
is that over one half inch in thickness will break the glue bond due to
summer expansion. Is this not a problem with staircases?
I have done many floors, but this is my first staircase.

Question by: luis on Feb 26, 2010 2:10:30 PM

Our retro treads are 3/4" thick and guaranteed for life against stave separation. A properly formed glue joint is much stronger than the actual wood itself. Expansion and contraction due to moisture is a concern with any wood product but the surface area on stairs is much smaller than a room of hardwood flooring. We have not had any reports of glue-bonds between tread and substrate breaking unless an adhesive with a high moisture content is used during installation (i.e. a water-based easy clean up / low odor adhesive).

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Feb 26, 2010 2:10:30 PM

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how many stair-treads come in a box

Question by: rosie on Mar 25, 2010 6:39:14 PM

We package 5 stair treads into one box, or if the treads are standard 3/4" there are 10 in a box. All of our treads are priced by the piece. You can order as many, or as few as you need.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Mar 25, 2010 6:39:14 PM

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We are planning on having the stair case curved out at the bottom so the treads would be longer and cut at an angle at the bottom would you be able to supply either longer treads that we cut to fit or longer treads that you cut?

Question by: mark on Oct 3, 2014 10:21:57 AM

We would need to see photos or sketches of what style tread you are trying to install. You can send photos or sketches to us at sales@stair-treads.com with the specs and we can take a look and if we can make the custom tread we will get you a price on it if you include the species/stain color and shipping zip code.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Oct 3, 2014 10:21:57 AM

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What flooring matches this color?

Question by: Larry on Nov 30, 2009 10:32:30 AM

Butterscotch flooring from Bruce Hardwoods is a good match to any of our Butterscotch stained products. There are also several other brands that match well but this color is specifically formulated to match the color from Bruce.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Nov 30, 2009 10:32:30 AM

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What about the stair nose? Do you sell these to match this tread? If so, include link. Thanks!

I need a 3/4" Red or White Oak Treads and Risers made of Oak. Is that available in Golden Oak Stain or without a finish.

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hi, the stair i need to cover are 11 1/4" front to back and 37 inches wide. can you provide a custom size that would fit this requirement? i would need 12 steps.

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Question by: rojo on Mar 24, 2010 1:31:16 PM

We can not customize treads that are 37" wide, however we recommend that you order the 42" treads and cut to 37". The cost difference is minimal and it is a sure thing that you will get them to fit correctly. Here is a link to the 42" butterscotch retro stair treads, which are 11 1/2" deep X 42" wide. All of our treads are designed to be cut to size.

http://www.stair-treads.com/retro-treads-and-risers/red-oak-butterscotch-retro-stair-tread-closed-42-in.html

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Mar 24, 2010 1:31:16 PM

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we have Armstrong Park Ave/Pradoo flooring, and would like retrofit treads and risers for the stairs. Which shade would you recommend?

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Question by: MAC on May 27, 2011 11:58:56 AM

The Red Oak Sample Pack, that comes with 7 stain colors on red oak, is the best option. If the colors are not a match, then call a friendly team member at our toll free number (866) 429-0979 and someone will be happy to assist you in finding what is a best match for your flooring.

Red Oak Sample Pack-
http://www.stair-treads.com/url/e

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on May 27, 2011 11:58:56 AM

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are the stair treads sold in cases?

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Question by: money3 on Feb 9, 2010 6:38:13 PM

All of our stair treads are sold individually so you can order as few or as many as you need for your project without having to worry about ordering full case quantities.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Feb 9, 2010 6:38:13 PM

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When you add 3/4 inch tread to the first stair, won't that make it an awkwardly high
step? Won't the last stair rise (top) be low? Isn't that against building code?

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Question by: DIYCHICK on Mar 6, 2011 8:26:15 PM

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. This is a transitioning piece from the staircase to the floor it leads to. Visit the link below to see more about this topic.

Retro Stair Treads Info:
http://www.stair-treads.com/url/z

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Mar 6, 2011 8:26:15 PM

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Can I order just one of these to test out?

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Question by: Bill on Mar 31, 2010 11:52:34 AM

Sure - you can order as many or as few treads as you need. Many people order a single tread and riser to test the fit of the products before placing their full product order.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Mar 31, 2010 11:52:34 AM

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is this 1 solid oak piece?

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Question by: Vince on Oct 9, 2017 5:35:00 PM

These treads are solid Oak hardwood with no veneers or junk filler material / plywood. We do edge glue all of our solid stair treads and other wood products for stability though. "One piece" stair treads are very prone to cupping, warping, end checking, etc. (think about the steps of a deck that are typically made from solid 1x6 pine and how much they warp and move over time).

We have a helpful article that goes in much more detail here:

http://www.stair-treads.com/faq/edge-glued-stair-treads.html

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Oct 11, 2017 8:16:00 AM

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Is the price $43.65 per single stair tread. So if there is 10 treads I would pay $436.50?

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Question by: Eric on May 25, 2011 10:39:23 AM

The price shown is the price per tread. So the cost of a single Red Oak Butterscotch Retro Tread at 36" is $43.65.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on May 25, 2011 10:39:23 AM

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I have a stair case that rises 5 steps to a landing about 3 X 3, then goes up 5 steps to a second landing, and then 5 more to to the top floor.

What should I do with the landing? I think that I would want wood flooring that matches the treads, correct?

At the very top, the second floor is carpeted. What is the best way to transition here from carpet to wood stairs?

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Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

Quick Overview

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Customers who purchased this also purchased these items:

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Landing Tread 36 in

Red Oak Gunstock Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

Red Oak Unfinished Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

White Retro Riser- 7-3/4 in x 36 in

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Riser 36 in

Red Oak Tongue and Groove Panels for Staircase Landings

Red Oak Single Turnout Starter Step

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Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

Quick Overview

More Views

Details

Additional Information

Customers who purchased this also purchased these items:

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Landing Tread 36 in

Red Oak Gunstock Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

Red Oak Unfinished Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

White Retro Riser- 7-3/4 in x 36 in

Red Oak Butterscotch [E33 - Legacy Stain] Retro Riser 36 in

Red Oak Tongue and Groove Panels for Staircase Landings

Red Oak Single Turnout Starter Step

Product Questions

Product Tags

See more photos of recent projects for great ideas!

Check out our Facebook page for more completed projects

Find us on Instagram

Wood 100 Strategies for Success October 2021

Stair Treads & Risers

Stair Remodeling & Building Stairs

Specialty Stair Products

Retro Stair Treads & Risers

Handrail and Balusters for Stairs

Staircase Education & Terminology

Wood 100 Strategies for Success
October 2021