Stair Nosings

Stair Nosings Superior Quality Finish

To design high-end stairs that last over the years, nothing better than wood.

For your staircase projects, opt for wooden stair nosings. A material that evokes richness in addition to offering unparalleled durability. A choice you won’t regret!

Why choose our stair nosings?

Rigorous selection of the finest species of wood
Near-invisible joints create a refined look perfect for high-end projects
They can be purchased in even lengths

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Answers to your questions

Stair Nosings For an impeccable finish!

The nosing is the part of the tread or landing tread that extends beyond the face of the riser. The nosing on a landing tread is generally slotted into the floor, allowing for a smoother transition from the floor to the stairs, and also makes it easier to properly install the stringer.

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Stair Nosings manufacturing process

Nosings are made entirely of solid hardwood and jointed according to the length and species desired. In red oak and maple pieces 10 to 13 feet long, and in birch pieces 9 to 13 feet long, they have a single joint. For lengths from 14 to 16 feet, it’s possible to have up to two joints.

Once they have been jointed, they are sent to the moulder to be shaped into the desired style.

Stair Nosings – Round nose

Available options

The following options can be added:

Overhang: 1″, 1 1/4″, 1 1/2″
Grooved
Sanding

Stair Nosings – Square nose

Available options

The following options can be added:

Overhang: 1″, 1 1/4″, 1 1/2″
Grooved
Sanding

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A wide range of wood species

Menuiserox’s stair nosings are manufactured in red oak, maple and yellow birch, all domestic hardwood species found in southwestern Quebec and the northeastern United States. By working within a radius of 600 square kilometres, we limit our carbon footprint.

Other species like white oak, poplar and ash may also be available upon request.

A variety of wood species

Menuiserox is a strong advocate for using domestic species to manufacture its staircase parts. These species can be sourced from local suppliers, which also allows Menuiserox to reduce the carbon footprint of its products.

What’s more, domestic species offer higher quality wood compared to wood from other species available on the North American market, thanks to their colour and their hardness. Hardwood species that grow in cold climates like Quebec offer highly sought‑after colours—during the winter, tree growth slows down, which has a direct impact on the colour of the wood.

Maple

Menuiserox uses hard maple for its products. This variety is higher in quality than red maple, due to its harder wood and highly sought-after spectrum of colours–hard maple has ivory-white sapwood and heartwood that ranges from light grey-brown to dark tan.

Red Oak

The only species of red oak that Menuiserox processes is Northern red oak. This high-quality variety is pinkish in colour with a closer grain caused by slower winter growth that many customers prefer compared to Appalachian or Southern red oaks, which are greyer.

Yellow Birch

Yellow birch is characterized by its white sapwood and chestnut to light reddish brown heartwood. Easy to sand and stain, yellow birch generally has a straight grain with a fine, even and smooth texture. This species is particularly popular in Quebec and the Maritimes.