Types of Stair Treads

Carpet stair treads add safety, comfort, and style to any spiral staircase. Learn how to choose the best materials, fit, and care in this complete guide.

A side overhang adds a finished edge to stairs and improves safety on open steps. Learn how to design and install one for indoor or outdoor use.

Installing rubber stair treads typically costs between $100 and $400 total. Learn what affects pricing and how to save on your next stair upgrade.

Self adhesive treads improve stair safety, prevent slips, and install easily without tools. Learn more about their benefits and best uses inside.

To install carpet stair treads on curved stairs, measure each step individually, cut to fit, and use adhesive backing. Learn more in our full guide.

Bullnose stair treads are curved-edge carpet pieces that add safety, style, and protection to stairs. Learn how they enhance your home inside the article.

Removable treads make stairs safer, protect surfaces, and add style—without permanent changes. Learn how to choose and install the best option.

To cut curved stair treads, measure accurately, create a template, trace it onto the material, cut with a jigsaw, and sand the edges. Learn more in our guide.

Tacky glue dries to the touch in 30 minutes to an hour, but full curing takes 24 to 48 hours. Learn what affects drying time and how to speed up the process.