Discounted Pricing is available on the Tarkett Johnsonite Raised Square Grey Stair Tread 72 inch Square Nose, a rubber stair solution in an Angle Fit model with a 12.5 inch width. For facilities managers and contractors searching for practical solutions over traditional stair coverings, this stair tread offers a dependable surface treatment at a competitive price. Made in the United States, it meets strict quality controls and helps support local manufacturing efforts - valuable for projects that specify domestic sourcing.
This model features a raised square texture across the tread, which serves a real purpose: each square improves slip resistance, especially in areas subject to frequent use or changing environmental conditions. The surface pattern also helps to trap dirt and minor debris, adding a layer of safety and maintenance convenience on busy stairwells. Standard measurements of 72 inches in length and 12.5 inches in width fit the bulk of commercial steps, reducing the amount of cutting required during installation. The square nose maintains a straight, defined profile at the step's edge, holding up better to frequent foot traffic and minimizing premature wear that's common with rounded or untreated edges.
The material here is engineered rubber - chosen for its resilience and ability to rebound from constant foot impact. Unlike stiffer plastics or metals, rubber shows less visible wear and recovers its original shape even when installed in higher-traffic areas. This tread includes a 5-year warranty, an unusually long period in this category, reflecting a serious commitment to product longevity. The uniform grey color fits into both modern and classic interiors, and its neutral tone helps conceal everyday scuffs between cleanings.
Installation is direct - the tread works with standard adhesives commonly specified for commercial rubber flooring. At a full 72 inches, the tread allows most installers to cover steps without joining shorter pieces, which saves time and offers a cleaner appearance. For non-standard stairs, the rubber can be trimmed cleanly on site without crumbling or tearing, thanks to the tensile strength of the material.
The stair tread's simplicity leaves little room for error: accessory requirements are minimal, with adhesive and possible field trimming being the main considerations. The result is a product that stands up to daily use in environments like schools, healthcare facilities, and office buildings without unnecessary complications. Specific project information, installation guidelines, pricing, and color options are available at this link.