Bullnosed Standard TreadA standard bullnose tread is typically constructed with a 1-inch thickness and a depth of 11-1/2 inches, while being offered in a range of lengths to fit different staircase layouts. The tread features a rounded front profile, commonly referred to as a bullnose, which provides a smooth and finished appearance. This style is most often installed on enclosed or box-style staircases where side returns are not required. Its simple, clean design makes it a popular option for traditional residential stair systems.
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Stair Treads With Mitred Returns
Mitered return treads feature a finished return edge on one or both sides, making them ideal for open staircases where the tread extends beyond the stair structure. These treads include a rounded bullnose front profile for a smooth, finished appearance. A standard tread depth is typically 11-1/2 inches, with the return side being 13". They are available in several lengths to accommodate various staircase designs. Mitered return treads provide both structural functionality and an elegant custom look for exposed stair systems.
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Landing Tread With Bullnose
Landing treads are designed for staircase areas that transition into a landing, turn, or change in elevation. The bullnose profile provides a smooth, finished appearance that matches the look of standard stair treads. These treads are also commonly installed along balcony edges or loft openings for a coordinated finish. Standard depth options typically include 3-1/2 inches and 5-1/2 inches, featuring a 1-inch nosing profile with a 3/4-inch thick tread profile. Landing treads with a bullnose profile are available in a variety of lengths to fit different project requirements.
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