Harbor Loop Stair Tread Mats

What these stair treads are

Harbor Loop Stair Tread Mats are carpet stair treads designed for wooden steps inside the home. Each tread is a flat mat that lies on the step and stops short of the nose, so the wood edge stays visible. The surface is a low loop pile, about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick, over a rubber backing. Bound edges finish each mat and help it hold its shape on the step. The non-slip backing grips the wood beneath it.

The low loop pile keeps a clean, flat profile. It sits close to the step rather than rising above it, which suits stairs where you want a neat look and a surface that is easy to vacuum.

Sizes and pack

Each tread is the same size, and the pack holds 5 treads. That covers 5 steps.

Measure your step depth before you order. The tread is 7.87 in (20 cm) deep, so it fits steps where that depth leaves the nose clear. If your steps are deeper or you want a runner instead, a stair runner may suit you better.

Colors

Harbor Loop Stair Tread Mats come in five colors:

• Dark gray
• Beige
• Black
• Brown
• Light gray

Dark gray, black and brown read as deeper tones on wood. Beige and light gray are lighter and blend with pale floors and painted risers. Pick one color for all 5 treads, or mix colors across a staircase if you like a varied look.

How to fit and use them

These treads are made for wooden stairs indoors. Place each mat flat on the step, centered, with the back edge toward the riser and the front edge stopping short of the nose. Press the mat down so the non-slip backing makes contact with the wood. The bound edges should sit flat, not curled.

Use one tread per step. A pack of 5 covers 5 steps. If your staircase has more steps, order more than one pack so every step matches. The flat profile means the tread does not wrap over the nose, so the wood edge stays in view.

Check the mats after you place them. Step on each one to confirm it sits flat and does not shift. If a mat slides, lift it and press it down again on a clean, dry step. Keep the wood under the mat free of dust and grit so the backing can grip.

These treads are for indoor wooden stairs. They are not made for outdoor steps, wet areas or smooth hard surfaces like tile or stone.

Care

Vacuum the treads to lift dust and loose dirt from the loop pile. For spots, clean with mild soap and water, then let the mat dry fully before you put it back on the step. Do not soak the rubber backing. A dry step and a dry mat keep the non-slip grip working.

What to expect

The low loop pile gives a firm, flat surface underfoot. The rubber backing helps hold each mat in place on wood. Bound edges keep the mat looking tidy at the sides. With 5 colors and a 5-tread pack, you can cover a full flight of wooden indoor stairs in one order.