Traditional False End Tread Caps – 6-1/2″ x 11-1/2″

The House of Forgings Traditional False End Tread Caps, often called tread savers or risers, are decorative elements that create the illusion of solid treads on staircases. Measuring 6-1/2″ wide by 11-1/2″ deep, including the attached nose moulding, these caps are installed on tread ends adjacent to walls or balusters to conceal open spaces beneath. They feature a front nose moulding mimicking the tread profile for a realistic look and are available in left-hand with mitered return, right-hand with mitered return, and closed rake with no return configurations. Offered in Red Oak, White Oak, Hard Maple, Poplar, and Alder, they enhance aesthetics on both sides of a stairway, under balusters, and in carpeted areas extending to the wall. Installation is straightforward using adhesive or screws for a seamless finish. Key specs: Dimensions: 6-1/2″ width; 11-1/2″ depth (with attached nose moulding). Thickness: 1/2″ thick tread. Construction: Engineered with a 1/8″ thick top layer. Configurations: Left-hand with mitered return, right-hand with mitered return, closed rake with no return. Material: Red Oak, White Oak, Hard Maple, Poplar, or Alder. Design: Decorative with front nose moulding. Compatibility: Suitable for both sides of a stairway, under balusters, and carpeted areas to the wall. Usage Tips: Attach the cap to the tread end using adhesive or screws, aligning the mitered return or closed rake as needed. Ensure a secure fit with compatible stair components. Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the wood finish. Availability and lead times: Red Oak, White Oak, Hard Maple, Poplar, and Alder: Stocked and ready for immediate shipping.