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Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 36 in

Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 36 in

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Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 5 1/4" wide x 36" long - unfinished to apply your own stain and polyurethane on site - some degree of sanding and minor prep-work should be expected.

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Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 5-1/4 in wide x 36 in long - unfinished to apply your own stain and polyurethane on site - some degree of sanding and minor prep-work should be expected.
Landing Tread (also called "stairnose" or just "nosing") is installed at the very top of a staircase as the final "step". Landing tread is 3/4" thick and is grooved along the back edge to accept a standard 3/4" flooring tongue. Landing tread is also used in combination with our panel system to provide the bullnosed leading edge of landings and pie steps. Most staircase remodels will need at least one landing tread unless it is to be supplied from the flooring provider.

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Unit Of Measure	ea
SKU	SN34RUNFI-36
Width	5-1/4 in
Color	Unfinished
Length	36 in
Prefinished	No
Profile	5-1/4 in. Landing Tread
Thickness	3/4 in
Wood Species	Red Oak
Quickship Item	No
Standard Dimensions	View standard tread & riser dimensions

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can you get the landing tread in gunstock

Is it possible to get a sample of red oak tongue and groove panel for staircase landings unfinished? Eventually I will need 4 panels at least 81 inches long and 5 panels at least 78 inches long. Can you give me an idea of the cost?

Thank you,

Jerry

Question by: Jerry on Dec 9, 2013 2:26:18 PM

For custom items like the extra length panels, we have to get you a quote manually. You should have been emailed a quote from one of our sales representatives.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Dec 9, 2013 2:26:18 PM

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To clarify on the last question, if I route this down to match 1/2" engineered hardwood, will there be plenty of strength left in it? And, would there be a problem w/the tongue and groove? Thanks

Question by: Bill on Sep 16, 2012 10:53:25 PM

Changing the thickness may or may not weaken the profile - final judgment rests with the technician installing or modifying the product. Changing the thickness would almost certainly mis-align the tongue and groove and a square butt-joint would be necessary.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Sep 16, 2012 10:53:25 PM

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how do i adjoint this stair landing to the laminate flooring ?

Question by: radadc on Apr 19, 2011 10:46:32 PM

This landing tread is designed to be used for 3/4" solid hardwood flooring and is not recommended for laminate floor. This nosing has a groove on the back of the profile that will accept the tongue of most 3/4" flooring. For laminate floor, you will typically need an "overlap stairnose" which can usually be provided by the laminate company. We have had some customers modify this profile by routing an area out from the tail of the profile to work with laminate but that would have to be done on site with a router.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Apr 19, 2011 10:46:32 PM

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I need 13 wood stair treads that are about 1/2 " thick and 43" long and 10&1/2" deep.
Thanks.

Question by: Barbara Smith on Aug 19, 2018 7:17:00 PM

We offer two profiles of treads. Our Traditional treads are 1 inch thick and our retro treads are 3/4 inch thick with a one inch bullnose. To review our standard stair tread dimensions please see the following link: http://www.stair-treads.com/faq/standard-stair-tread-dimensions.html
If you would like for us to put together an estimate for your review please contact us at 1-866-429-0979.

Answer by: Danielle Hyman (Admin) on Aug 20, 2018 8:08:00 AM

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Do you have 50 inch by 10 inch treads? Unfinished.

Question by: Lori on Apr 23, 2018 5:55:00 PM

We carry several species in the dimensions that you are looking for. The standard size would be a 54inch tread. If you would like a custom quote for exact dimensions, I would be more than happy to put together an estimate for you. I can be reached direct at 678-228-8689 or via email dhyman@stair-treads.com.

Answer by: Danielle Hyman (Admin) on Apr 30, 2018 7:59:00 AM

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I need to install stair treads for a full set of stairs (approx 15 steps). I am considering your red oak unfinished 36 and 42 inch stair tread. I removed carpeting on my second floor and stairs and have already install wood flooring on 2nd floor. I would like to use the unfinished tread and stain it to match the existing wood flooring.
This product below looks like it might work.
Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 36 in and 42 in. I would like to know if you also have the matching riser to go with these items and what are the prices? In addition, do you also have a selection of stains that I may consider to match my existing wood flooring? Is it possible to get a sample of the stair tread and see a stain color chart?

Do these come with the bull nose returns on the one end or they extra.

Question by: bobthebuilder on Aug 14, 2010 10:37:52 AM

This product has a bull nose on the front. We do sell loose returns if you wanted a bull nose to go on either side, instead of the just the front edge.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Aug 14, 2010 10:37:52 AM

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What is a price of red oak unfinished 36”
What is the size?

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For my stairs I need 33 inches long, 9 inches deep for a total of 11 landing tread with 11 matching risers. How much would that cost

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what is the cost for a 60" x 10 " stair ?

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Question by: Ted zaharias on Oct 11, 2018 10:57:00 AM

We carry two profiles for our treads. The Traditional Tread is 1 inch thick by 11 1/2 inch deep and is used for new construction or to replace the existing tread. The other profile is the Retro Tread. The Retro treads is 3/4 inch thick by 11 1/2 inch deep and has a 1 inch bullnose on the front. For specifications of our standard stair tread dimensions please see http://www.stair-treads.com/faq/standard-stair-tread-dimensions.html .
Both profiles are in the 60 inch width are $46.31. If you would like for us to put together an estimate for you please contact us at 1-866-429-0979.

Thank you in advance,
Danielle

Answer by: Danielle Hyman (Admin) on Oct 12, 2018 8:36:00 AM

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My stairs landing tread measures 671/2 inches wide of red wood oak.. Is this available and how much is it ? Thanks.

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The flooring that my landing tread will be joined to is 3/4" X 2 1/4" t&g red oak. Based on my measurements I will have to reduce the width of the landing tread and recut its groove. Or I would have to reduce the size of a floor board and recut its groove in order to use the landing tread at its full 5 1/4" width. I would prefer to rip down the landing tread and am wondering what is the smallest width I could rip it to and still have it wide enough for a safe attachment to the landing subfloor.

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Question by: JIMMIEM on Dec 24, 2013 11:15:48 AM

The smallest size the landing tread can be while still being wide enough for a safe attachment is 3 1/2"

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Dec 24, 2013 11:15:48 AM

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Any dealers in the el paso texas area?

Unfinished means exactly what, that it requires staining or can be installed as is?

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Question by: rich on Feb 11, 2010 8:24:51 AM

We sell all of our products direct through our website to bring you the best value. Unfinished basically means that there is no stain or "polyurethane" applied. This landing tread is Red Oak that has been sanded before it leaves our shop but still needs a coat of stain and a top finish coat to be applied o site. Typically, people choose unfinished products when they want to make their own stain color or are installing a site-finished floor.

Answer by: Josh McGrath (Admin) on Feb 11, 2010 8:24:51 AM

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Red Oak Unfinished Landing Tread 36 in

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Red Oak Tongue and Groove Panels for Staircase Landings

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