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48" Red Oak Tread
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Comments about 48" Red Oak Tread:
No complains..
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Good price. Stain nice. Had to exchange a couple - no problem with the exchange.
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After ripping out the carpet and attempting to strip the 100yr. old paint off my stairs I decided to just go with new treads. These were easy to cut/rip on a table saw and look like a million bucks compared to the beat down old treads we uncovered.
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Beautiful sturdy stairs.
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We did not want carpeting on the stairs in our new home. We removed the treads and replaced them from red oak treads and new risers from Lumber Liquidators. We got the best price and great service. The stairs were installed and look great!
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This is the only place you need to shop for high quality wood flooring.
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Comments about 48" Red Oak Tread:
Great price and quality. Only downside for me is the limitation of size needed. I know you can't have every size for purchase, but, I ended up with a lot of waste because I needed a size that was between the two available. Hate to be wasteful.
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Great oak stair tred - best price i found anywhere - online or in a store. The store personnel worked with me to get the treads that met my quality requirements. Very satisfied.
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The quality was excellent. However,we asked for treads finished on the right side but got treads unfinished on both sides.
Had to stress delivery date.
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My stairs look amazing!
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What material can be used with this for landings/pies?1 answer
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you could use actual red Oak flooring or contact our Sales Dept. @ (800) 476-0007 for pricing and availability for this special order product. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
Is this solid unengineered red oak. Please define if this is laminated over engineered core or not.1 answer
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This is a solid oak tread, there is not any laminate or engineered construction in this treadQ:
What is the depth of these treads?1 answer
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These measure about 11.5" deep.Q:
Is this tread an okay choice for outdoor stairs. Living in VT..snow. rain, etc...1 answer
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This is meant for interior use only.Q:
I currently have gun stock oak flooring and would like to redo my staircase with the same. What prefinished stairs would match.1 answer
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Please call our Sales Dept. @ (800) 476-0007 for pricing and availability for this special order product. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
do you have stair treads with a left or right return?1 answer
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We can special order treads with a left or right return. Please contact our Sales department at 1-800-HARDWOOD. They can send you the special order form to fill out and quote you a price.Q:
I am installing virginia mills copacabana curupay. I need to know what stain color/number from any particular company will match the flooring being installed?1 answer
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The stains used on Virginia Mill Works flooring are a custom mix that is unavailable for purchase at any retail location. It will be hard to stain red oak to get an exact match of a curupay wood product. Your best bet to find a close stain to apply to unfinished red oak to make it match the color of the Virginia Mills copacabana curupay floor is to have a paint store match the color for you.Q:
When installing stair tread and risers, does the riser sit down on the tread or does the tread butt up to the riser? ie which is installed first1 answer
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The best way is to have the riser sit down over the tread (start at the bottom & work your way up).Q:
Do you have to sand before staining? Beside the treads and risers is there anything else I would need to purchase before calling my installer?1 answer
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Yes. Although these are pre-sanded from the factory, it is still recommended to prep these for stain and finishing.Q:
Are these unfinished tread?1 answer
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Yes these are unfinished.
