Warm white, dark gray, khaki, light gray, brown and black
Warm Loop Anti Slip Stair Treads
Low loop pile stair treads with a non-slip rubber backing, made for wooden stairs indoors.
$30.95
Stair treads for wood steps, carpeted stairs and landings
Stair Treads for Wooden Steps
15 products from $25.95, free shipping over $49. Arrives in 7-16 days. 30-day returns.
This page has 15 stair treads for wooden steps and other indoor stairs. You will find carpet stair treads, loop pile mats, felt treads and plush options in many colors. Each listing shows the material, the backing and the profile so you can match your steps.
Products
Coffee, green and camel
Luminous Cat Print Stair Tread Mats
Soft non-woven stair treads with a luminous cat and paw print and self-adhesive PVC backing.
From $25.95
Brown, black, deep gray, beige and light gray
Diamond Tufted Stair Tread Mats
Tufted polyester stair tread mats with a non-slip rubber backing, made for wooden stairs indoors.
From $34.95
Beige, brown, black and gray
Stone Lattice Stair Tread Mats
Non-slip carpet stair treads for wooden steps indoors, low loop pile with a PVC backing.
From $25.95
Beige, coffee, black white and gray
Gripweave Loop Pile Stair Tread Mats
Non-slip polyester loop pile stair treads with rubber backing for wooden steps indoors
From $33.95
Dark gray, gray and beige
Diamond Loop Stair Treads
Non slip carpet stair treads with rubber backing, made for wooden indoor steps
$34.95 for 4, $8.74 per tread
Black, dark gray, light gray, brown, beige, khaki and deep blue
Solid Cut Pile Stair Treads
Non-slip cut pile stair tread mats for wooden steps and indoor floors, machine washable.
From $31.95
Black, khaki, brown, gray, light gray and warm white
Gripweave Loop Stair Tread
Non slip carpet stair treads with a rubber backing, sized for wooden indoor steps.
From $29.95
Soft Step Leaf Stair Treads
Self-adhesive polyester stair treads with a low pile, for indoor stairs and floors
From $28.95
Cream, pink, white, light gray, silver gray, yellow, beige, purple and red
Plush Fur Stair Treads
Soft faux fur stair treads with self-adhesive backing, sold in packs of 1, 3 or 5
From $29.95
Gray, light gray, beige, khaki, brown and black
GripStep Anti Slip Stair Treads
Low loop carpet stair treads with a non-slip rubber backing, made for wooden stairs indoors.
From $29.95
Gray, beige, blue and coffee
Woven Linen Stair Tread Mat
A flat, non-slip woven stair tread mat for indoor wooden steps, 20 x 76 in (50 x 193 cm).
From $32.95
Dark gray, beige, black, brown and light gray
Harbor Loop Stair Tread Mats
Low loop stair treads with a non-slip rubber backing, sized for wooden indoor steps.
From $56.95
Brown, dark gray, black and gray
Soft Stripe Non-Slip Stair Treads
Woven polyester stair tread mats with a self-adhesive vinyl backing, sized 30 x 8 in (76 x 20 cm).
$25.95
Brown, brown black, black, gray black, light gray, fruit green, beige, white, red black, dark blue and dark gray
Arc Felt Stair Tread
Semi-circular felt stair treads with a self-adhesive non-slip backing, sold in packs of 4, 6 or 8.
From $41.95
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How to choose stair treads
Start with your stair surface. Bare wood steps need a backing that grips and a pad that stays put underfoot. Carpet stair treads add cushion and quiet on wood, tile or laminate. If you want a low profile that sits flat on the step, look for a flat tread that stops short of the nose. If you want a softer feel, choose a tufted or plush pile.
Think about traffic too. Hallways and main stairs see daily use, so a low loop pile with a rubber backing holds up well. Bedrooms and quieter stairs can take a softer surface like faux fur or tufted pile. Color matters as much as feel. Neutral shades such as beige, gray and brown blend with most wood tones, while black and deep blue add contrast.
Sizes and measuring your steps
Most stair treads on this page are made to sit on the tread only, not to wrap over the nose. That means you measure the depth of the step from the back edge to just before the rounded front, then measure the width. A common mat size is 22 x 55 in (55 x 22 cm), which suits many standard stairs when placed across the step.
Check the thickness if you care about clearance. Loop pile and felt treads here run about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick, and the woven linen mat is about 0.18 in (4.5 mm) thick. Thin treads sit flat and do not catch on shoes. Thicker tufted and plush styles add cushion but sit higher. Order a set that covers the steps you use most, and keep a spare for the landing or a quick swap.
Materials and backings
Backings do the heavy lifting on stairs. Rubber backings give a firm grip and suit wood, tile and laminate. Self-adhesive PVC backings press down and stay in place on smooth, clean steps. TPR backings offer a similar non-slip hold. Bound edges keep the pile from fraying at the sides, which matters on a step you walk on every day.
Surface materials change the look and feel. Polyester loop pile is dense and low, good for busy stairs. Polypropylene loop pile resists wear and comes in many colors. Cut pile feels softer underfoot. Felt gives a smooth, flat surface. Faux fur and tufted pile bring warmth and quiet. Woven and imitation linen surfaces add texture without much height.
Care and daily use
Shake or vacuum treads often to lift dust and grit. Most loop pile, felt and woven treads can be spot cleaned with a mild soap and a damp cloth, then left to air dry. Plush and tufted styles benefit from a gentle brush to keep the pile lifted. Self-adhesive backings hold best on clean, dry, smooth steps, so wipe the step before you press a new tread down.
If a tread shifts, lift it, clean the step and the backing, and press it back down. Rotate treads between steps now and then so wear stays even. On wooden stairs, avoid dragging heavy items across the treads, since that can pull at bound edges.
Matching treads to your home
For a classic wood staircase, diamond tufted and diamond loop treads add pattern while keeping a low profile. For a calm, modern look, choose solid cut pile or warm loop treads in gray, beige or black. For a soft touch in bedrooms, plush fur and soft stripe treads work well. For a flat, tailored finish, arc felt, harbor loop, gripstep, gripweave and stone lattice treads sit close to the step.
You can mix styles on one staircase, but keeping the same backing type helps them all sit the same way. Measure once, pick a color that suits your wood, and choose the pile height that fits how you use the stairs.
| Type | What it suits | Products here |
|---|---|---|
| Low loop pile, about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick | Busy stairs, wood, tile and laminate | Warm Loop, Gripweave Loop Pile, Harbor Loop, GripStep, Gripweave Loop, Stone Lattice, Diamond Loop |
| Tufted or cut pile | Softer feel, pattern and cushion | Diamond Tufted, Solid Cut Pile |
| Felt, about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick | Flat, smooth surface on indoor stairs | Arc Felt |
| Woven or linen look, about 0.18 in (4.5 mm) thick | Texture with a low profile | Woven Linen, Soft Stripe |
| Plush faux fur or soft pile | Bedrooms and quiet stairs | Plush Fur, Soft Step Leaf |
| Self-adhesive backing | Smooth, clean steps that need a press-down hold | Luminous Cat Print, Arc Felt, Soft Stripe, Plush Fur, Soft Step Leaf |
Questions
What size stair treads fit wooden steps?
Measure the depth of the step from the back edge to just before the nose, then measure the width. Many mats here are 22 x 55 in (55 x 22 cm), which suits standard stairs. Flat treads sit on the step and stop short of the nose.
Do stair treads stay in place on wood?
Yes, when the step is clean and dry. Rubber, TPR and self-adhesive PVC backings all grip smooth surfaces. Press the tread down firmly and lift and reset it if it shifts.
Can I use carpet stair treads on bare wood?
Yes. Carpet stair treads add cushion and quiet on bare wood, tile and laminate. Choose a low loop pile for busy stairs and a tufted or plush pile for a softer feel.
How thick are these stair treads?
Most loop pile and felt treads here are about 0.2 in (5 mm) thick. The woven linen mat is about 0.18 in (4.5 mm) thick. Thin treads sit flat and do not catch on shoes.
How do I clean stair treads?
Shake or vacuum them often. Spot clean loop pile, felt and woven treads with mild soap and a damp cloth, then air dry. Brush plush and tufted styles gently to lift the pile.