shoeman179 Stair Guy
That is what I want to do but most covering treads are not stainable. What do you think of the replacement treads and are they as attractive as solid hardwood? I'm planning a wire brushed finish in a golden oak color.

Portland Stair Company Shoeman, try this link, it is to a company that sells an item called Quick Treads which can be stained and gotten in a few different wood species. The Quick tread can cover the entire tread and the also have risers. Another item if you don't want to cover the whole tread are called false tread caps or ends. They too can be stained and come in about 11 different wood species. We use these when a client wants to run carpet down the middle and have wood exposed on both sides or just one.

The pictures below are false tread & riser caps. One doesn't have the carpet to give you an idea who they work.

http://www.westfiremfg.com/html/quick_treads.html

http://www.westfiremfg.com/html/end_treads_.html

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marialoreta Can you please tell me where in Toronto I can get this floor tile?

jpowellthomas Thank you for your post. I was wondering if this was a black or a very dark brown.

Lucid Interior Design Inc. It is an ebony stain applied on a wet surface.

Lucid Interior Design Inc. It was from Anthropologie but I believe it is no longer available.

Annie Thornton Many sites that used to carry this rug no longer sell it. But here is a british company that does.

http://www.pedlars.co.uk/page_1959.html

Kerrie L. Kelly Looks like it could be Dunn Edwards' Stuffed Olive, DE5529. Takes on a darker hue upstairs and a lighter, brighter version downstairs.

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