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Red Oak Butterscotch (D34) Traditional Stair Tread Closed 48 in

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STCRD34-48
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$70.07 ea
Red Oak Butterscotch (D34) Traditional Stair Tread Closed 48 in
Lead time is approximately 1 -2 weeks
Expected shipment date : 06/16/2026 to 06/17/2026
Categories: Traditional 1" Stair Treads, Closed (Box) Traditional Treads, In Stock Stair Treads and Risers
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We're one of the only stair companies utilizing a 100% solids UV-cured finish on our products. This finishing method offers the most durable finish on the market today!
Experience
We've been providing prefinished treads online to do-it-yourself, contractors, and building supply stores for over 15 years.
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Besides stair treads, we can source and finish flooring, handrail, newel posts, and other wood products to make your project a complete success!
First-Grade Product
Quality is at the front of all our wood products.

Warm amber richness for wider staircases — factory finished and ready to install. Butterscotch D34 sits between Golden Oak (lighter, more honey-yellow) and Gunstock (deeper, more brown-amber) — the sweet-spot stain for homes with warm amber floors, cream walls, and traditional trim.

SPECS

  • Thickness: 1 inch | Width: 11-1/2 inch | Length: 48 inches | Closed (box) end

  • Nosing: 1-1/2 inch | Coved back edge

  • Finish: Prefinished Butterscotch (D34) — warm amber-honey factory finish

  • Species: Red Oak | Janka: 1,290

 

ColorButterscotch
Unit Of Measureea
Width11-1/2 in
Length48 in
PrefinishedYes
ProfileTraditional Stair Tread Closed
Thickness1 in
Wood SpeciesRed Oak
Quickship ItemNo
Stain ColorRed Oak - Butterscotch [D34]
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  1. Q:What is a traditional 1-inch stair tread and when should I use it?
    A:A traditional stair tread is 1" thick — the standard for new staircase construction or full replacements where existing treads are removed. Required by most US building codes for new builds. Use when existing treads are too damaged to install over, or when building a staircase from scratch.

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  2. Q:What does closed or box end mean on a stair tread?
    A:Closed (box) end means both sides of the tread are cut square with no decorative return nosing — it fits wall to wall with both ends hidden. The correct style when neither end of your staircase is open to the room. Most widely available in all species, sizes, and finishes

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  3. Q:How are traditional stair treads installed?
    A:Traditional installation requires removing the existing tread first: pry from below or cut the nosing and pull off stringers. Once removed, check stringer surface is flat and clean. New treads are installed with construction adhesive plus screws from below, or toe-nailed through the back edge. Return styles need additional care when fitting around baluster holes or open stringer ends. Carpentry-level project — many homeowners hire a stair carpenter for best results.

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  4. Q:When do I need a 48-inch stair tread?
    A:48" treads are used in wider residential staircases — common in larger custom homes, colonial-style homes, and formal entry staircases. A 48" staircase feels noticeably more generous than a 42". Also found in converted commercial spaces, wide hallways, and some split-level designs. Always measure before ordering — a 48" tread in a 42" opening needs cutting; under-ordering creates gaps.

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  5. Q:Why is Red Oak the most popular species for stair treads?
    A:Red Oak accounts for over 50% of hardwood floors in US homes built before 2015, making it the natural match for most staircase upgrades. Janka hardness 1290 — handles residential traffic for decades. Open grain accepts stain evenly for consistent color matching to existing floors.

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  6. Q:What is the Butterscotch stain color?
    A:Butterscotch (D34) is a rich amber-honey stain — slightly deeper and more orange than Golden Oak, between Natural and Gunstock in intensity. Warm and inviting, works well in traditional, craftsman, and colonial interiors. Pairs well with honey-pine trim, oak cabinetry, and cream or beige walls. A close match to orange-amber warm-toned floors.

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