Curved & Returned Tread: Finished End

This tread is very similar to the returned finished end tread but with one slight curve shall I say?? The end, instead of just being cut square, has been designed with a slight radius... totally useless from a functional point of view, ... its all about class. It just adds that little bit of finesse and fine woodworking refinement for the wood connoisseur!

Here's a general layout:

A = length of the overhang, sitting outside of the stringer. Based on our current template this is about 1 3/4". Just a slight curvature to add a bit of class, but not coming out too much to interfere with traffic or create a tripping hazard on the outside edge.

B = the overall length of the tread from one side to the other including the overhang

C = the standardized depth of the tread. This is usually 10 1/4" or 11 1/4" . This is based on a rough tread of 9" or 10" plus an extra 1 1/4" for the overhang giving you a finished depth of 10 1/4" or 11 1/4"

These are the measurements that needed to make sure we cut a "curved and returned" stair tread to fit your existing steps... we are the manufacturer so we can customize this to your needs and wholesale these treads directly from our factory in Sudbury.

You can fax over a drawing or email and we'll get right back to you with pricing.

More Information:
Standard Finished End Wood Step
Returned Finished End Stair Tread
Half Round Starter Treads
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