Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak Tread and Riser Kit - 1000mm x 300mm x 13mm

Transform your staircase with the Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak Tread and Riser Kit. This inno...

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The Cheshire Mouldings Stair Klad Oak Tread and Riser Kit is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to renovate their existing staircase with a premium, authentic timber finish without the need for a full structural replacement. This kit offers a high-quality oak veneer solution that provides both durability and aesthetic appeal for high-traffic areas, though it requires precise measurements and cutting to ensure a perfect fit over your existing stairs.

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Model Part Number1386907
BrandCheshire Mouldings

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FAQs

Can I install this on a staircase that turns or has winders?

Yes, but you will need to carefully measure and cut the boards to the specific angles required for your individual staircase geometry.

Does the kit come with adhesive?

No, the kit does not include adhesive. You must purchase a high-quality wood adhesive suitable for bonding wood to your specific sub-floor material.

Can these treads be stained?

As this is an oak veneer, it can generally be stained or oiled to match your existing interior woodwork, provided you use products suitable for real wood veneers.

Is this kit suitable for outdoor use?

No, this product is designed for internal use only and is not treated for outdoor exposure or moisture resistance.

What is the thickness of the tread?

The tread is 13mm thick, which is designed to provide durability without excessive bulk.

Troubleshooting

The tread does not fit perfectly against the wall.

Use a stair profile gauge to scribe the exact shape of the wall to the timber before cutting for a precise fit.

There is a gap between the new tread and the old riser.

Ensure the existing sub-stair is level; if not, use a thin shim or wood filler underneath the tread during installation to ensure a flat, level surface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality oak veneer finish
  • Cost-effective alternative to full staircase replacement
  • Standardized sizing for consistent installation
  • Authentic wood aesthetic and texture

Cons

  • Requires professional-grade measuring and cutting tools
  • Not suitable for structural repairs to rotted or unsafe stairs
  • Limited to existing staircase dimensions

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before installation, ensure your existing staircase is structurally sound, clean, dry, and free of any debris or old adhesive. Measure each step individually, as stairs can often vary slightly in width and depth. Use a high-quality, flexible wood adhesive to secure the treads and risers. Once installed, treat the oak veneer with a high-quality oil, wax, or varnish suitable for timber flooring to protect against moisture, spills, and scuffing. Regular cleaning should be done using a slightly damp, soft cloth; avoid excessive water or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can damage the veneer finish.

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