Adjustable Stair Tread Template
Adjustable Stair Tread Template
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Adjustable Stair Tread Template
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1.When will my order ship?
Most orders are processed within 1–2 business days.
2.How long is delivery?
Standard U.S. delivery usually takes 5–12 business days. International orders may take longer.
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8.Do you ship internationally?
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Stop Guessing Stair Angles. Transfer the Fit Directly.
Build a template that follows the actual stair opening, lock the ends into position, then transfer that shape to your tread before making the cut.
A Tape Measure Gives You Numbers. This Gives You the Shape.
Stair openings can include slight angles, uneven walls and variations from one step to the next. A physical template helps capture those differences before you transfer the layout to your material.
Adjust the end plates to follow the actual stair opening.
Extend the modular body to match a wide range of stair sizes.
Use the locked template to mark your tread or workpiece.
Copy the Stair Opening Before You Touch the Saw
Position the template between the stair sides, adjust the length and end angles, tighten the knobs and carry the captured layout directly to your workpiece.
Three Modular Sections. More Ways to Fit the Job.
Combine the 16-inch, 12-inch and 8-inch sections to configure the tool for different stair, riser and woodworking layouts.
High-Contrast Scale for Easier Reading
The black end rulers use contrasting white measurement marks, helping you read and reference dimensions while positioning the template.
Aluminum Construction Without the Bulky Feel
CNC-machined aluminum alloy sections provide a rigid reusable framework designed for stair work, remodeling and general woodworking layout.
A rigid metal structure designed to hold its set position.
Smoothed edges help make handling more comfortable during setup.
Tighten the adjustable points after fitting the template to the opening.
Measure Less by Guessing. Transfer More by Shape.
Use the template as an intermediate step between the actual stair opening and the material you're preparing to cut.
A Useful Layout Tool Around the Workshop
The adjustable layout concept also makes the tool useful for other projects where you need to transfer width and angled side geometry.
Capture stair openings before cutting replacement treads.
Transfer layouts for stair riser work.
Helpful where shelves meet angled or uneven side surfaces.
Useful for custom layout and remodeling projects.
What's Included
- 16-inch aluminum alloy sections
- 12-inch aluminum alloy sections
- 8-inch aluminum alloy sections
- 2 black stair tread template / ruler ends
- Locking knobs
- Stainless steel bolts
- Washers
- Storage bag
Adjustable Stair Tread Template
The Kind of Tool That Saves a Second Trip to the Saw
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“Much easier than trying to calculate every angle.”
My stair walls were not perfectly square, so measuring only the front and back wasn't giving me enough confidence. Setting the template directly in the opening made the layout much easier to transfer.
— Michael R.“The different extension lengths are really useful.”
I like being able to change the setup instead of working with one long fixed bar. The 8, 12 and 16 inch pieces give me a lot more flexibility.
— David C.“Feels much more solid than the homemade jig I was using.”
The aluminum pieces feel sturdy, the knobs lock down well and the storage bag keeps the whole set together when I'm finished with the job.
— James T.Bring the Actual Stair Shape to Your Workbench
Adjustable aluminum sections, locking end templates and clear measurement references give you a practical way to capture the opening before committing material to the cut.
