Catawba Hardwoods manufactures high quality hardwood stair treads at affordable prices. You will be greatly satisfied with the quality of our stair treads. Milled with state of the art equipment using the highest quality lumber. Our stair treads are made to last a life time.
Choosing your stair treads can be straightforward and simple with the help of Catawba Hardwoods. The main key points to consider when choosing the right wood stair treads are:
Durability: Choosing a wood species that is known for its strength and durability is a must. The hardwoods that we stock, such as oak, hickory, and maple, are good choices for stair treads because they are resistant to wear and tear.
Finish: Consider the type of finish and stain that you want on your stair treads. Some hardwoods, such as oak and hickory, take stains and finishes well, while others, such as pine or synthetics, may require a more durable finish to protect against wear and tear.
Grain pattern: Some consider the grain pattern of the wood the main deciding factor. It affects the core look of your space. Some woods, such as oak and hickory, have distinctive grain patterns that can add distinct character to a space, while others, such as pine, have a more uniform grain pattern.
Cost: Consider the cost of the wood and how it fits into your budget. Some woods, such as oak and hickory, may be more expensive than others, such as pine or pressed. Our mills and stocks high quality hardwood stair treads.
Catawba Hardwoods wood stair treads are a great addition to any family home. Our stair treads are durable, easy to maintain, and can be finished to match the surrounding flooring. Easily add warmth and character to virtually any staircase.One of the main benefits of Catawba Hardwoods wood stair treads is their durability.
We source the finest hardware lumber and process it on site at our lumbermill. Our flooring and stair treads can withstand heavy foot traffic and wear and tear over time.
Floating stair treads create a modern, open look by eliminating visible supports and traditional risers. Each tread is anchored to a concealed structural system, allowing the steps to appear suspended while still delivering the strength and stability required for everyday use. This design keeps sightlines open, allows light to pass through the space, and adds a striking architectural element to both residential and commercial interiors.
Wood floating treads bring warmth and natural character to what can otherwise feel like a stark design. Hardwood species such as maple, oak, and walnut provide the durability needed for long-term performance while showcasing beautiful grain and tone. The photo shown features floating stairs built using our maple lumber, highlighting how clean, consistent hardwood can elevate a modern staircase while maintaining structural integrity and timeless appeal.
Catawba Hardwood’s thick stair treads are perfect for steel frame stairs. Steel frame stairs are often used in modern and contemporary buildings because they can provide a sleek and minimalist look. They can be used in combination with other materials, such as wood, glass, or concrete, to create a modern and industrial aesthetic. A quality lumber and stair tread really add to the vintage class of steel & spiral staircases.
Another advantage to choosing Catawba Hardwood stair treads is their design versatility. Our hardwood stair treads can be stained or painted to match the surrounding flooring or decor, making our stairs a good choice for both traditional and modern spaces. In addition to a lifetime of durable use, our wood stair treads can add a natural, warm, and inviting feel to any home.
Catawba Hardwood stair treads can be used to create a traditional or modern cohesive look to a commercial building, or to add a touch of character and charm to your family home.
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