RECLAIMED WOOD STAIR TREADS
At Old World Timber, we understand that reclaimed wood stair treads are more than just functional pieces of wood; they are works of art. That is why we take the time to hand pick each piece of wood that we use to create our wood products and parts. We only use high quality wood so that our customers can be confident that their staircase will not only look beautiful, but will also last for generations. Our woodworkers are artists, and they take pride in creating wood treads with the utmost attention to detail. Whether you are looking for a simple and elegant design or something more ornate, we are confident that we can create the perfect wood stair parts for your home.
Choose from ¾”x40” or 1”x12’X40” treads
Bull nosing comes in ¾”X5”X8”
All choices can be either prefinished or unfinished
Made with your choice of no returns, 1 return, or 2 returns
WHY OUR RECLAIMED WOOD STAIR TREADS?
We make reclaimed wood stair treads and risers to match your Old World Timber floors. We custom create them to the unique specifications of your project. Our recycled stair treads will come glued, sanded, and cut to size so that all you need to do is install. There are a variety of edges you can choose from in order for us to shape your stairs according to your preferred design look. Given that the smallest design details often have the greatest impact on your space, our custom products can be the finishing touch that makes your project stand out!
Wood Species We Use
When it comes to wooden stair treads, there are a variety of different wood species that can be used. The common wood species we used for our reclaimed wood stair treads are oak and mixed species. The mixed species include: White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Ash, Sycamore, Pine, Beachwood, Poplar, Chestnut, and Maple.
Each of these wood species has its own unique set of characteristics. We use oak because it is one of the strongest and most durable wood species that is often used in wood stair treads. Mixed species, on the other hand, can provide a more unique look to wood stair treads because of the different colors and grain patterns that are present in the wood.
Wood Stair Treads FAQs
Can you put new stair treads over old ones?
If you want to place hardwood treads over an existing flight of steps, retrofitting stair treads is the simplest way. High-quality prefinished stair treads are made of solid edge-glued wood, not veneered or engineered wood, and can be used to “cap” or reface an existing tread.
What is the best wood for stair treads?
Oak is one of the best timbers for stair treads. Oak hardwood floors and stair treads are extremely durable; many homes have oak flooring that is hundreds of years old.
What is a good thickness for reclaimed wood stair treads?
¾” to 1” are most popular sizes in stair treads.
How do I hide the gaps on my stair treads?
Consider covering the gaps with colored caulk if they aren’t too large. One advantage of this form of repair is that it is flexible enough to move with the steps. The caulking will move with the treads and risers if they continue to shift. It can also be used to silence squeaks and creaks.
Should you nail or screw reclaimed wood stair treads?
There’s no one definitive answer to this question—it depends on the specific situation and materials involved. Generally speaking, nailing is better for thin materials (like stair treads) because screws can cause them to split. However, if the material is particularly strong or if there is a lot of weight bearing down on the stair treads, screws may be a better option. Always consult a professional before starting any home improvement project!
Should reclaimed wood stair treads be glued?
Don’t use just nails or staples to secure treads and risers. The adhesive is more significant than the fasteners. When fastening options are limited, a high-quality adhesive is important.
Find Your Ideal Reclaimed Wood Stair Treads
Whether you’re remodeling your stairs from carpet to wood or simply looking for a new look, our reclaimed wood stair treads will give you the quality and style you’re looking for. Contact us today to learn more about our products. We’ll be happy to help you select the perfect hardwood stair treads for your home.
