Choice Oak/Gainesville Oak/Thornbury Oak 47 in. L x 12.15 in. W x 1.69 in. T Vinyl Stair Tread Cover Adhesive

Great product! I would definitely buy again and recommend.

This matches our floor and so easy to use!

14 treads and 14 risers later I have completely transformed a carpeted stairwell in my home. The transition between the treads and matching LVL is seamless. Would have given 5 stars if the product offered more variations. It appears shipments are aligned to production runs. 13 of my 14 treads were the same pattern, but offset sufficiently so that with the right edge cuts it is hard for the untrained eye to notice it is the same. I ordered a 14th tread a couple weeks later and the pattern it came with was vastly different than the one included with the rest of the steps. I found this a little frustrating because its variation is sufficient to stand out from all the other treads. Ideally there should be more variations between production runs and shipments, the same pattern (offset as delivered) always used, or some options provided to the buyer regarding patterns to choose from. Overall, I am happy with this purchase. It took me (an average DIY'er) about 8 hours to individually measure, cut, and install the tread/riser system. A miter saw is critical. While your stairs may look straight they likely are not. On about 3/4 of my boards I had to do a 1/2 degree cut on the edge to ensure uniform placement. I also highly recommend usage of a finishing nail gun (I used 1 1/2" finishing nails) to secure the treads at the back of each step. 3 nails is all that is needed to ensure the tread remains secure as you work your way up the stair case. Make sure your nails are fully sunk and close enough to the existing riser so that the new riser covers them completely. Carbide tip finishing blades are also critical to a clean cut. Always cut with the finished portion of riser/tread at the outside tip of the blade.

Excellent quality, my floors look beautiful

If they would offer SAMPLES maybe that might save them shipping costs to the buyer, and back to the manufacturer. Color and wood grain patterns vary. To match existing floors is almost impossible!