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Stair Treads
In this picture the stair treads are underneath the
arrow. Treads are the part of the stairs that we actually step on. More
on Stair treads
Stair treads can be built using plywood, lumber or other
materials. When using construction standard lumber, the most common
stair tread will be 2 x 12, 3 x 12 or 4 x 12. This material creates an
11 1/2 inch step, which provides a nice width for most feet.
Highly trafficked stairs, for example stairs used in apartment complexes
or commercial buildings will be made from steel or concrete while
sometimes made from wood. Concrete and steel stair treads will hold up
better with less wear in high traffic areas.
Steel is an excellent choice for stair treads and the complete stairway
and will often be used in fire escapes. It's safe to assume that steel
will not burn but it will melt, when it gets that hot I don't think
anyone's going to be walking down the stairway anyway.
Stair Riser
Gluing Stair Treads
Stair Tread Nailing
Large Pre Cast Treads
Stair Edging
Skirt Board
Stair Tread Hardware
Recycled Stair Treads
Alternating Stair Treads
Painting Stair Treads
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