Over the years, your personal style changes. Does your entryway reflect your personal style now or a decade ago? Updating your home can be a daunting task. What you may not realize is replacing your carpeted stairs with our hardwood replacement stair treads can breathe new life into a dated foyer and give your home the first impression it deserves.
Not all of us have the time or equipment to install and finish a custom stairway. That's why Country Mouldings makes it easy for you. Our prefinished replacement stair treads can be used to rid your home of the carpeted stairs you no longer want. Our retro-fit stair treads are expertly crafted and finished to allow their natural beauty to shine through and give your visitors a warm welcome.
Why Choose Country Mouldings Replacement Stair Treads?
Ease of Installation Updating your stairway has never been so easy. Country Mouldings replacement stair treads are designed to fit over your existing staircase and replace carpeting. In many new homes the stairways are prefabricated making it near impossible to replace stair treads without deconstructing the staircase. Our retro-fit stair treads solve this problem and allow you to upgrade with ease. Any stairway can get an instant facelift with our treads.
Our Quality Our replacement stair treads are custom crafted by skilled woodworkers. We take special care in ensuring that each tread you receive is premium quality. Our replacement treads have a 3/4" thick body have a 1" thick nose. The 1" thick nose extends back 1-1/4". They are made from FAS and Select grade lumber, the finest hardwood available. We do not use veneers.
The prefinished stair treads are finished with three coats of a special catalyzer added to a commercial grade, 45 sheen conversion varnish. The prestained treads have the stain applied first before the varnish. This special process gives the treads a durable, long lasting finish. When you are adding our replacement stair treads to your home, we know you will enjoy their strength and beauty for many years to come.
Customization Fitting our products into your existing space is simple. Our replacement stair treads are available in custom sizes from 29" wide to 120" long. You could use our many finishes to match your existing trim and furnishings or choose a contrasting color to add depth and a contemporary feel. Because of the great care we take in finishing your replacement stair treads, the natural beauty and unique characteristics of the wood shine through adding warmth to your home.
American Cherry: American Cherry wood, also known as Black Cherry, is a light to medium-weight hardwood that owes its popularity to its beautiful finish. The fine texture, straight grain, and strength of this wood allow it to sand to a smooth, glass-like finish. American Cherry's heartwood is a very warm reddish-brown, adding a visual richness wherever it is found.
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Ash: Ash wood has a light brown color and a fairly uniform, straight grain. Its coarse to medium texture – not unlike Oak's - finishes and stains well, making it a popular utility hardwood choice. The range of neutral, light browns in this medium-weight wood make it an ideal selection for a background wood. PricingInformation
Beech: Beech is a fair, blond wood with a fine, consistent grain. It is a heavy, strong, durable wood that also stains and polishes very well. This medium-weight wood is a great value and blends very well with any room's décor; the light shades of Beech (similar in appearance to Birch and Maple) lets it fit in anywhere. PricingInformation
Brazilian Cherry: Brazilian Cherry wood, or Jatoba, is a heavy, dense hardwood with a range of color from a light orangeish-brown to a uniquely deep reddish-brown. It is sturdy and durable, with a medium to coarse texture and an interlocking grain. Brazilian Cherry offers a good natural luster and is an excellent selection for furnishings and room accents. PricingInformation
Hard Maple: Hard Maple, also sometimes called Rock Maple or Sugar Maple, is one of few woods where the sapwood is used more often than the heartwood. The sapwood of Hard Maple is an off-white or cream color; a very light hue with a slightly yellow tint. This strong, medium to heavy hardwood usually has a straight grain, although it may be wavy, and offers a fine, even texture. PricingInformation
Hickory: The color variations in Hickory, from reddish-brown, to light brown and blond, add a lot of interest to this strong, durable wood. The grain is most often straight, but can sometimes be wavy. Along with the variable color profile, the coarse texture of this heavy wood adds character to a room or piece. PricingInformation
Knotty Alder: Knotty Alder has a welcoming reddish brown tone that can look similar to Cherry wood. It has a straight, fine grain and an even texture, but it can also have open knots, and small and large split knots that may go completely through the wood. A lightweight wood, Knotty Alder is warmly hued with an all-natural look. PricingInformation
Knotty Pine: A lightweight wood that is also strong, durable, and known for its reliability, Knotty Pine is a warm, light brown with yellow undertones. The small, tight knots found throughout the wood give it its signature rustic look. Knotty Pine features a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain that contributes to its stability. PricingInformation
Mahogany: Mahogany is characterized by its deep, rich, reddish tones that deepen with age. It offers a grain that may be straight, interlocked, or wavy and irregular. A very workable wood with a coarse grain, it is durable and stains and finishes well. Light to medium in weight, Mahogany is an all-purpose wood known for its beautiful, warm tones. PricingInformation
Poplar: One of the most widely used utility hardwoods in the U.S., Poplar is characterized by a light cream or yellowish brown hue, and a straight, even grain. The medium texture of this lightweight wood is one factor that makes it easily workable, and the light coloring brightens any space. PricingInformation
Quartersawn Red Oak: Quartersawn woods are cut precisely to provide a wood with consistent grain and extra stability. Combine this with Red Oak's well-known top-notch finishing, sanding, and staining qualities, and you have a customer favorite. The invitingly warm, reddish-brown tint of this medium-weight wood works in every type of room. PricingInformation
Quartersawn White Oak: Quartersawn woods are cut in a method designed specifically to leave them with a consistent grain and extra stability. This enhances White Oak's strength and durability even further, making it a very stable wood. The light to medium brown hue makes this medium to heavy wood a popular choice for all home applications. PricingInformation
Red Oak: The ever-popular Red Oak wood is often chosen due to its excellent finishing qualities, as well as its ability to stain without blotching. This medium-weight, straight-grained wood has a coarse, open-pored texture, and great stability. The brown and reddish-tinged heartwood of the Red Oak means it will lend warmth to any room. PricingInformation
Soft Maple: Soft Maple wood has a light, warm brown hue to it, and offers both strength and density. It is a medium-weight wood with a fine, close-grained texture, and finishes well. Soft Maple is an excellent light-colored wood, ideal for highlighting a room with plenty of natural light. PricingInformation
Spanish Cedar: Spanish Cedar has a light pinkish to reddish brown color that deepens with age and exposure. Its straight grain, medium texture, and natural luster make it an attractive choice for homes, and its distinctive odor makes it uniquely suited to use in closets and other storage spaces. Lightweight, but durable and strong. PricingInformation
Walnut: Walnut is prized for its deep, rich brown hues. The heartwood ranges from a light brown to a chocolate brown, and the wood offers a straight grain with plenty of character, featuring figured grain patterns such as curls and burls. Medium texture and natural luster completes this much-admired, light to medium-weight wood, which is a perfect choice to accent any room. PricingInformation
White Oak: White Oak is a strong, durable, medium to heavy wood with a coarse grain, and for these reasons is favored by cabinet makers and homeowners alike. It offers a light to medium brown tone that makes it an excellent choice to blend with any décor, in any room of the house. PricingInformation
