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Crafted in New England in true colonial style, our Roanoke Braided Stair Treads are flat braided using texturized polypropylene yarns, which create a wool-like finish and make the rug stronger and more flexible.
With a woven polypro core, these heavy-weight braids will always retain their shape and strength. They're so comfortable, colorful and durable, you'll want them in all the busiest areas of your home. Use indoors or out - the colors will always remain bright and true. Plus, they reverse for twice the wear! Use of a rug liner/pad is recommended.
See the coordinating Rugs and Chair Pads for a great look in dining room, kitchen, hallway and more. Made with pride in the USA by Rhody Rugs, a family run company.
Please note: Minor "irregularities" are inherent with all handcrafted products and contribute to their one-of-a-kind appeal. Colors may vary slightly due to dye lot changes. Minimal size and pattern repeat variations are completely normal and to be expected. What may appear to be an irregularity in color or construction is a part of the stair tread's handmade nature.
8" x 28"
Dimensions
8" x 28"
Approx. ½" thick
Care and Cleaning
Enjoy years of beauty and durability of this Indoor/Outdoor Roanoke Braided Stair Tread with the following proper maintenance:
Cleaning:
100% polypropylene is durable and easy care. Shake out or vacuum the stair tread as needed (do not use beater attachment). To spot clean, use a mild soap/water solution and hose down, then air dry completely.
Maintenance:
During initial use, "sprouts" of yarn may work their way to the surface. These are not defects, but a natural occurrence. Do not pull them; snip neatly with scissors. Reverse and rotate stair treads over time. This process will prolong their life by evenly distributing the wear.
