Red Oak Gunstock Retro Stair Tread Closed 36 in

The price listed is per riser. If you would like us to put together an estimate to make sure that you have the best price, please contact us at 1-866-429-0979.

These treads are 11-1/2" wide

Bruce has several different products that use the same stain names as our products - in our experience, these flooring lines are not all the same color, however (i.e. Bruce's Dundee Plank, Gunstock and Bruce's Natural Reflections, Gunstock are two completely different colors). Our stains may crossover to several of Bruce's colors but the only way to be certain is to compare our stain colors with your particular hardwood flooring.

Other flooring brands use similar names as well and our colors match many of these brands.

We strongly encourage you to verify the colors first-hand before placing an order because all colors do vary slightly from run-lot to run-lot on the flooring as well as our treads.

We do have a small charge for all our samples to help us cover the shipping costs but we include a coupon with every sample pack to refund those costs and encourage you to confirm the stain color before ordering.

See this link for the Oak sample pack with all 7 stain colors:
http://www.stair-treads.com/red-oak-stain-colors-sample-pack.html

Regarding the landing in the middle of your staircase, we recommend our landing panel system. With this system, you use a bullnose along the leading edge and 11" wide panels to fill the space behind it. See:

http://www.stair-treads.com/moulding-and-accessories/landing-panel-system.html

Alternatively, you can install a landing tread along the edge of the landing and filling the space behind it with your prefinished flooring. Sometimes landing tread can be called a stairnose or bullnose.

For landing tread, see:
http://www.stair-treads.com/moulding-and-accessories/5-1-4-landing-tread.html?color=84

Bruce has several different products that use the same stain names as our products - in our experience, these flooring lines are not all the same color, however (i.e. Bruce's Dundee Plank, Gunstock and Bruce's Natural Reflections, Gunstock are two completely different colors). Our stains may crossover to several of Bruce's colors but the only way to be certain is to compare our stain colors with your particular hardwood flooring.

Other flooring brands use similar names as well and our colors match many of these brands.

We strongly encourage you to verify the colors first-hand before placing an order because all colors do vary slightly from run-lot to run-lot on the flooring as well as our treads.

We do have a small charge for all our samples to help us cover the shipping costs but we include a coupon with every sample pack to refund those costs and encourage you to confirm the stain color before ordering.

See this link for the Oak sample pack with all 7 stain colors:
http://www.stair-treads.com/red-oak-stain-colors-sample-pack.html

Here is a link to our finishing page:

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

Our products are finished using the latest technology and are coated with a UV cured Aluminum Oxide finish. We *strongly* recommend you first order a refundable sample pack to compare our stain colors to your flooring because stain colors may shift over time and from run-lot to run-lot on both the flooring and our treads. For the Red Oak sample pack see this page:
http://www.stair-treads.com/red-oak-stain-colors-sample-pack.html

Yes, This tread is solid oak. No veneers or different core material.

We do carry the Gunstock Retro Risers. You can find them at the link below. The dimensions of the risers is 1/4" thick x 7 1/4" wide.


Gunstock Retro Risers:
http://www.stair-treads.com/url/Hb

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

We can only guarantee that the treads will be 36" long - in your case we strongly recommend moving to the 42" tread. If your existing treads are not perfectly square, they may require more than the 1/4" of extra material. A longer tread will be much easier to cut to the required dimensions in the field and can reduce installation headaches.