Wood species
Choose walnut, white oak, sapele, hard maple, or hickory to coordinate with floors, cabinetry, and other woodwork.
Custom wood stair treads.
Made for every step.
Custom stair treads that turn an everyday transition into one of the home’s strongest architectural features.
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Solid wood Authentic grain & feel
About 3 weeks Typical production
Custom sizes Built for your stair
Five species Distinct design options
A staircase worth noticing
Make every step part of the design.
Stairs connect more than floors—they sit in some of the most visible parts of a home. Solid wood treads bring natural warmth, visual rhythm, and lasting substance to traditional staircases and contemporary open-riser designs.
Plan before production
The best stair treads begin with accurate information.
Small dimensional differences matter across an entire stair run. We help identify the measurements and conditions needed before the wood reaches the shop.
- 01 Confirm the stair structure
Open-riser, closed-riser, housed, and steel-supported stairs can require different tread details.
- 02 Measure each condition
Width, depth, thickness, returns, notches, landings, and wall conditions all affect fabrication.
- 03 Approve the finish direction
Samples help coordinate the new treads with flooring, railings, cabinetry, and the room’s overall palette.
Choose your character
Choose the wood for your custom stair treads.
Walnut
Deep brown color and expressive grain for a dramatic staircase.
White Oak
Quiet warmth and linear grain for modern and transitional homes.
Sapele
Rich reddish-brown color with elegant ribbon-like figure.
Maple & Hickory
Choose refined brightness or bold natural contrast.
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Every step, made for its setting.
From sculptural open risers to tailored traditional stairs, custom dimensions let the wood follow the architecture.
Common questions
Before you choose.
Are the treads solid wood?
Yes. They are custom-made from solid wood rather than a thin decorative veneer over a manufactured core.
Can you make treads for floating stairs?
Yes. Open-riser and floating stair projects require careful coordination with the stair structure and attachment method before dimensions are finalized.
Can the finish match my flooring?
We can develop a custom stain direction, but natural variation means an exact match is rarely realistic. A coordinated sample is the best approval method.
What is the typical lead time?
Custom stair treads are generally available in approximately three weeks after dimensions and finish selections are approved. Project complexity and lumber availability can affect timing.
Your next step
Let’s clarify the staircase before you order.
Bring drawings, measurements, inspiration, or photos of the existing stair. We’ll help identify the details needed to move forward confidently.
15 minutes · Phone call · Free
Stair Tread Selection Call
Talk through species, sizes, stair type, finish, and your best next step.
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