Square stair tread nosings are characterized by a distinct, right-angled edge at the junction of the tread and the riser. The square profile provides a clear boundary between the tread and riser, enhancing safety by visually defining each step. Aesthetically, square nosings contribute to a clean, geometric look, aligning well with modern, minimalist design concepts.
They bring a sense of precision and order, turning the staircase into a structural feature with straight lines and crisp angles. Thus, square stair tread nosings encapsulate a design that synergizes safety, functionality, and contemporary aesthetics, presenting a clearly defined and sleek staircase.
Square Nosing Stair Treads are constructed with typical stair tread thicknesses between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) and allowable nosing overlaps of 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm).
Stair treads have a minimum allowable depth of 11” (28 cm) with riser heights between 4”-7” (10-18 cm). Stair nosings can protrude between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) with a maximum riser angle of 30 degrees.
Square stair tread nosings are characterized by a distinct, right-angled edge at the junction of the tread and the riser. The square profile provides a clear boundary between the tread and riser, enhancing safety by visually defining each step. Aesthetically, square nosings contribute to a clean, geometric look, aligning well with modern, minimalist design concepts.
They bring a sense of precision and order, turning the staircase into a structural feature with straight lines and crisp angles. Thus, square stair tread nosings encapsulate a design that synergizes safety, functionality, and contemporary aesthetics, presenting a clearly defined and sleek staircase.
Square Nosing Stair Treads are constructed with typical stair tread thicknesses between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) and allowable nosing overlaps of 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm).
Stair treads have a minimum allowable depth of 11” (28 cm) with riser heights between 4”-7” (10-18 cm). Stair nosings can protrude between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) with a maximum riser angle of 30 degrees.
