Wall-to-wall stair treads with matching risers
Wall-to-wall treads cover the full step surface and are made by hand from approved flooring. LVP and wood flooring are wrapped in-shop into stair parts made by hand in Columbia Falls, Montana. Matching risers finish the vertical face.
When wall-to-wall treads are the right part
- The stair is enclosed on both sides and you want a single continuous surface on each step.
- You are replacing carpeted stairs and there is no finished tread underneath worth keeping.
- You want the riser faces finished in the same material as the treads.
- Plank seams across the step are acceptable, or your plank is wide enough to avoid them.
Look at something else if
- Stair nosing — if your flooring already covers the step and only the front edge needs a finished profile.
- Floating treads — if the stair is open-riser or cantilevered and the underside is visible.
Available options
- Wall-to-wall tread — under 7" wide material
- Wall-to-wall tread — 7" and wider material
- Wall-to-wall riser
Custom lengths and project-specific layouts are quoted per project.
Measuring guide
What to measure before you send a request
The more of this you can send the first time, the less back-and-forth before your written quote. Photos of the box label and a loose plank edge help.
- 01
Identify the flooring exactly
Brand, product or collection, color or SKU from the box label, and the flooring type.
- 02
Measure plank width first
Plank width decides the build. Material under 7" wide and material 7" and wider are quoted separately, because narrower planks need more pieces per step.
- 03
Measure each stair wall to wall
Measure at the front edge and again at the back of the step. Enclosed stairs are often out of square, and both figures matter.
- 04
Measure tread depth and riser height
Note any variation between the bottom step and the rest of the run.
- 05
Count treads and risers separately
A run usually has one more riser than tread.
How the order runs from here
- 01Send your details — the online request form saves your request and alerts our team.
- 02Material and spec review — we review the flooring you supply, plank dimensions, stair count, widths and open sides.
- 03Written quote — you receive a written quote covering parts, production timing and freight for your project.
- 04Approved production and shipping — once you approve, the parts are made in Columbia Falls, Montana and shipped to your address.
Fit & shipping
Common questions
Will the treads have visible seams?
That depends on plank width against your tread depth. Narrow plank means more pieces per step; material 7" and wider often covers a step in fewer pieces. Send your plank dimensions and tread depth and the layout is reviewed for your stair.
Do I have to order risers too?
No. Treads and risers are quoted as separate items, so you can finish risers in your flooring material or handle them another way.
My stairs are not all the same width. Is that a problem?
It is normal and it is why every stair width is asked for individually. Send each measurement rather than one figure for the run.
Do you ship treads and risers nationwide?
Stair parts are made by hand in Columbia Falls, Montana. Shipping is quoted for projects across the United States after product suitability, destination, freight, receiving access and timing are reviewed. Those details are confirmed in writing rather than promised in advance.
How is fit confirmed before production?
Fit is reviewed before anything is made. Send the flooring identification and your stair measurements, and we review the material and the specification, then send a written quote covering parts, production timing and freight.