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Landing Stair Tread – Square Edge (8496 Red Oak & 8495TG White Oak)Vendor:Landing Stair Tread – Square Edge (8496 Red Oak & 8495TG White Oak)The Stair Source- Regular price
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White Oak 1x12 - 95” SkirtVendor:White Oak 1x12 - 95” SkirtThe Stair Source- Regular price
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$201.71 - Regular price
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8090 Landing Tread - BULLNOSEDVendor:8090 Landing Tread - BULLNOSEDThe Stair Source- Regular price
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$40.73 - Regular price
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White Oak 8495 Landing Stair Tread – Rift and Quarter - 95"Vendor:White Oak 8495 Landing Stair Tread – Rift and Quarter - 95"The Stair Source- Regular price
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$247.99 - Regular price
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At The Stair Source, we offer high-quality landing treads for stairs designed for both style and strength. Each landing tread is three-fourths of an inch thick with a one-inch thick nosing, creating a sturdy transition between flooring and stairway. Landing treads are commonly used on balcony landings to provide a clean finished edge that ties your staircase together.
Our collection includes white oak and red oak landing treads in eased-edge and bullnose styles. The bullnosed version is six inches wide in total, while the eased edge is six and a half inches wide. Each tread is crafted from real hardwood for a smooth finish and long-lasting durability.
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Step 1
Line up both rails with the bolt (already installed) and the hole (pre-drilled) an insert the bolt.
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Step 2
Put spacer (black plastic) on (rounded side facing the bolt entry) and put on nut (using the rail-bolt wrench makes it easier; see instructions written with rail-bolt set).
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Step 3
Use rail-bolt wrench to tighten nut. If you're using glue, put the glue on the ends before tightening.
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Step 4
After the rails are nice and strong, put in the plug and you're all set!