Oak Finger Joint Landing Tread – Essential Range

About

Our Oak Finger Joint Steps Cladding – Essential Range is an entry-level stair cladding system designed to fit over your existing stairs, giving them a refreshed oak finish without the need for a full replacement. The treads are made from finger-jointed oak, with the finger joint deliberately left visible, creating a distinctive, natural pattern that highlights the character of real timber while still delivering a smart overall result.

The Oak Finger Joint Landing Tread – Essential Range is designed to form the final step at the top of your staircase, creating a neat and practical transition between the stairs and the landing floor. Featuring a precision rebate to 12mm from the underside, it allows for a smooth junction with thinner flooring options such as laminate, vinyl, or carpet.

Manufactured from certified oak using finger joint technology, this landing tread is intended to be used alongside Grooved Treads from the Essential Range to complete a full stair cladding setup. It provides a consistent appearance across the staircase while offering flexibility for modern renovation projects.

Dimensions

• Thickness: 20mm
• Depth: 100mm
• Length: Various options available (select from the drop-down menu)
• Rebate: Reduced to 12mm from the underside

Features

• Designed specifically as the top (landing) tread in stair cladding projects
• Rebated underside allows smooth transition to thinner floor finishes
• Manufactured from certified oak
• Finger joint construction for efficient material use
• Compatible with the other products from the Essential Range
• Suitable for staircase renovation and retrofit applications

Finish

Supplied unfinished, allowing you to apply your preferred finish such as oil, lacquer, or wax to match your flooring and staircase.

Installation

Installed as the final tread at the top of the staircase. The rebated underside aligns with thinner flooring materials for a clean transition. Typically fitted using suitable adhesive and standard joinery methods as part of a stair cladding system.

Notes

• Finger joint detailing may be visible and is a characteristic of this construction method
• Natural oak colour and grain may vary between pieces
• One landing tread is required per staircase, used with matching Essential Range grooved treads