Integrated stair tread and nosing for a clean, continuous edge
LOPO porcelain stair tread tiles combine the walking surface and rounded nosing in one fired ceramic profile. The integrated edge helps create a consistent finish without exposing a contrasting body at the front of the step.
Colors, dimensions, profiles and surface finishes can be reviewed for project-based production. Final selections should be confirmed against an approved sample and the project’s slip-resistance, substrate and installation requirements.
A practical ceramic solution for coordinated stair finishes
The profile is developed for projects that need a defined front edge, repeatable module and a finish that can be coordinated with adjacent floor or wall materials.
Integrated nosing
The rounded front edge is formed as part of the tread, reducing the visual break between the horizontal surface and stair edge.
Project-based sizing
Dimensions can be reviewed around the stair geometry, profile limits, firing process and handling requirements.
Coordinated finishes
Matt, glazed and project-specific visual effects can be sampled to suit the surrounding material palette.
Fired ceramic body
The low-absorption ceramic body supports dimensional stability and routine maintenance for suitable applications.
Confirm the profile around the actual stair build-up
| Product type | Fired ceramic stair tread tile with integrated nosing |
|---|---|
| Available size range | Widths up to 600 mm and lengths up to 3,600 mm, subject to profile, finish, firing and handling review |
| Water absorption | Approximately 1% for the applicable model; confirm the current technical report for the selected product |
| Surface options | Matt, glazed and project-specific visual effects, subject to sampling |
| Customization | Color, size, surface and profile can be reviewed for project orders |
Dimensions and performance figures are not a substitute for project specifications. LOPO confirms the applicable profile, tolerances, test data, packing method and production feasibility during technical review.
Specify the finish for the traffic and exposure conditions
Stair tread selection should consider foot traffic, wet or dry conditions, cleaning, edge visibility and the requirements of the local building code.
Residential and hospitality
Villas, apartments, hotels and other interiors where a coordinated stair finish is part of the design language.
Commercial interiors
Offices, showrooms and circulation areas that require repeatable modules and clearly detailed stair edges.
Public buildings
Schools, libraries and civic spaces, subject to the project’s slip, wear, accessibility and maintenance criteria.
Information to prepare before sampling
Share the stair section
Provide tread depth, riser height, substrate build-up, nosing radius and the required finished dimensions.
Define use conditions
Confirm interior or exterior use, expected traffic, wet-area exposure and any slip-resistance requirement.
Approve color and surface
Review physical samples under project lighting and agree an acceptable range before production.
Coordinate installation
The project designer and installer should confirm adhesive, joints, movement accommodation, edge alignment and curing protection.
Send your stair dimensions and finish reference
Tell us the project country, estimated quantity, tread dimensions, use conditions and preferred color or surface. You can also email roger@lopoterracotta.com.