Stair tread Solid Ash Hardwood , Rustic grade, 40 mm, white oiled

Stair treads - shelf - ash - solid

Thickness: 40 mm

Construction: solid, 2-fold glued (2x20mm), full stave slats

Profile: according to choice. See the graphic and configuration area

Surface: smoothed, sanded

Final treatment: white oiled

Assortment: Rustic - wood with different tone and texture variations. Grading is separately marked with knots with tight knots, knots with cracks and holes, and with small ingrown bark.

Wood moisture content: 9-11%.

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Stair treads made of Ash Rustic as high-quality solid wood or hardwood are used in flats and houses. They form the finish between the tread or step and the floor. Stair treads fulfil practical requirements in particular as a stable base and refine the living space. The high-quality, solid wood gives each individual stair tread made of solid wood an incomparable charm. Each wooden step or stair tread made of solid wood thus radiates a pleasant feel-good atmosphere between the floors. High-quality solid wood stair treads are the ideal combination of form and practical function. Our wooden stair treads are made exclusively of solid wood - here mainly oak, smoked oak, ash, alder, birch, maple and reclaimed pine - and can be optionally e.g. oiled, stained, left natural or varnished or waxed in different colours. Stair treads made of real solid wood are therefore ideal for the daily stresses and strains of everyday life and set stylish accents with different types of wood and wood tones. Due to the effects of the weather, stair treads made of concrete, aluminium, steel, stone or plastic are the preferred materials for outdoor use, while indoors, wood materials or solid wood specifically treated for this purpose are mainly used for the manufacture of stair treads. LIGNAU offers you only high-quality stair treads made of solid wood, here Rustic Ash made of solid ash, ash wood stair tread colourless, naturally oiled, 40 mm or also in various sizes in the LIGNAU online shop for solid wood products in all variations.