LVP stair parts
LVP Stair Treads
We make shop-wrapped LVP stair parts by hand from the flooring identified for your project.
About these parts
LVP, SPC and WPC do not naturally wrap a stair edge on the job site. Tread Space creates the shop-wrapped outcome by hand from the flooring identified for your project, so the visible stair parts carry the same floor.
Why vinyl plank needs purpose-made stair parts
Vinyl stair nosing, also called LVP stair nosing, finishes the edge where room flooring ends.
Specifications and details
- A room installation ends at each stair edge. Nosing finishes that edge; full coverage may also call for treads and risers. The exact flooring identification and plank dimensions are reviewed before any part is confirmed.
- Handmade in Columbia Falls, Montana. Every nosing, tread and riser is made by hand and custom-fit to your flooring and your stairs. LVP and wood flooring are wrapped in-shop into stair parts made by hand, so the stairs read as part of the floor rather than an added trim. Send your box-label details and stair measurements for a written quote.
LVP stair parts reviewed for your layout
Nosing, full treads, matching risers, returns and floating treads are reviewed for your layout.
- Full tread coverage.
- Finished edges and ends.
- Open-riser layouts.
Specifications and details
- Stair nosing in standard published length ranges and custom length by quote.
- Wall-to-wall treads and matching risers for full stair coverage.
- Return nosings for exposed stair ends.
- Floating treads for open-riser and cantilevered stair layouts.
LVP stair nose made from your planks
Overlap nosing may suit a sound existing tread; the applicable profile is confirmed during review.
Specifications and details
- An LVP stair nose finishes the front edge of each step where the vinyl plank ends. Tread Space makes LVP stair nose by hand from the same flooring identified for your project, so the edge carries the room's color and grain instead of a coordinating trim piece.
- Overlap nosing is commonly used over a sound existing tread; flush nosing sits level with the plank on the tread. The applicable profile is confirmed during review of your flooring and stair details.
Retrofitting LVP over existing stairs
Send label photos, plank dimensions, stair measurements, open sides, timing and surplus-flooring information.
Specifications and details
- Overlap nosing is commonly used when a sound existing tread remains in place and the flooring runs to the back edge of the nosing. The applicable profile is confirmed during project review.
What to include for a quote
Your flooring contractor installs the parts using the flooring maker’s instructions and our installation guidance.
Specifications and details
- Box-label details and photo; plank length, width and thickness; stair count and each width; open sides; the parts being considered; project timing; and whether surplus flooring is available. Material handling is confirmed after review.
Who installs it
Specifications and details
- Tread Space makes and ships the parts. Your own flooring contractor or installer handles installation, following the flooring maker's instructions and the Tread Space installation guidance.
Common questions
Can you make stair treads and nosing from my LVP?
Yes. LVP stair treads and nosing are made by hand from your own vinyl plank flooring, the material supplied for your project rather than a generic color match.
What should I send for an LVP stair quote?
The brand, product or collection, color name and SKU from the box label; plank length, width and thickness; stair count and each stair width; which sides are open; and project timing.
Where are LVP stair parts made?
In Columbia Falls, Montana. Parts are shipped to customers across the United States, with freight cost and timing confirmed in your written quote.
Are prices or lead times listed?
No. Pricing, lead times and shipping guarantees are not published. Your written quote covers the parts, production timing and freight.