4" Thick Stair Tread - Signature

Beautiful from every side, 4” Thick Stair Treads provide a bold appearance. Strength exudes from these robust treads, constructed in over 12 wood species and completely sanded and finished on all 6 sides. Craftsmanship shines through the details, including 1/8” radius smoothing on every edge. Make your statement with these stunning thick treads, perfectly paired with Viewrail Flight floating stairs and Viewrail cable railing.

Key Features

• 4” Thick

• Engineered, Stain-Grade Wood

• 1/8” Roundover

• 360° Beauty

Mounting

Our 4” Thick Stair Treads add a modern, strong appearance to both Traditional and Floating Stair Systems. To mount thick treads on traditional stairways, be sure to read about Returned Edges on the Specifications tab above. Floating Staircases may require specific notches for mounting thick treads, depending on the system you use. We are happy to accommodate requests for notches, grooves, or other special indentations to help the mounting process. Give us a call for more details.

Construction Option

StairSupplies offers two different options for Thick Tread Construction, choosing the right tread construction is key to achieving your ideal aesthetic. Our Butcher Block Treads are crafted using a time-tested method where solid lumber is ripped to specific widths, turned on its side, and face-glued together to achieve the necessary depth. This creates a highly durable tread that highlights a linear, multi-strip edge grain on the top surface and proudly displays the natural wood's end grain on the exposed ends. In contrast, our premium Signature Treads are engineered for a seamless, refined look. By applying a high-quality solid wood wear layer to all sides of the tread, we ensure that you experience rich, continuous face grain from every single angle. This innovative construction completely conceals what would normally be end grain, giving your floating or traditional stairs a flawless, 360-degree wrap-around beauty.

Note, wood products may have varying amounts of staves due to the varying thicknesses of lumber that comes in each bunk and the width of the product.