Solid Oak Stair Treads

Solid European white oak stair treads made to exact size.

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Please note, a £6 shipping charge will be applied to all orders under £50.00

We focus on solid hardwoods, rather than softwoods or manufactured woods like MDF.  Hardwoods are the most durable and aesthetic woods for use in the home, but the hardest to find on the high street.

All our hardwood is Kiln Dried to 8-12% moisture content and prepared for internal use, making it ready to use for any interior project you have in mind.

No saw? No problem.

We make every order to the exact measurements you provide, so you can be sure what you receive won’t require any trimming.

If instead you’d like some extra margin to cut down, make sure to include it in your measurements.

All orders are produced to a dimension tolerance of +/- 1mm.

No need to come and collect, we deliver timber direct to your door.

All timber orders are produced within a week. Joinery orders, such as tabletops and worktops, take an additional week (2 weeks total).

We send most orders via UPS, which is a Next Day Service for UK addresses, 2-3 days for Europe and 3-7 days for the rest of the world.

We price all our timber based on the volume ordered, plus a £5 handling fee per item.

Lots of cuts to make and have your own saw? Try ordering your timber as a larger piece to save on handling fees.

The display price per metre is based on a 100mm wide board at 20mm thickness.

SKU: OAK-WALL-SHELF-1

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About Solid Oak Stair Treads

Custom Size Solid Oak Stair Treads are made from durable, solid oak and cut to specified dimensions to fit a range of staircase needs. Each tread has a smooth finish that highlights the natural grain of oak, offering a sturdy, long-lasting surface for residential use. Suitable for various interiors, these treads provide both functionality and a natural wood look.

Our regenerative mission

We protect our planet by planting 18 trees for every one we use. Read more →