Hello,

I've searched high and low for this product and it's down to you now.

I want to build a metal stairway or ladder with a very steep angle.
And I wanted to use metal stair treads.

So, I'm looking for those metal stair treads that look like they are
pressed or stamped on sheet metal, the kind that have football
shaped holes with semicircle bumps on the top edge. That's
American football, or Canadian, not soccer.

Someone here always knows the answer, so thanks.

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Hello,

I've searched high and low for this product and it's down to you now.

I want to build a metal stairway or ladder with a very steep angle.
And I wanted to use metal stair treads.

So, I'm looking for those metal stair treads that look like they are
pressed or stamped on sheet metal, the kind that have football
shaped holes with semicircle bumps on the top edge. That's
American football, or Canadian, not soccer.

Someone here always knows the answer, so thanks.


Well, here is one answer:
http://www.mcnichols.com/products/st...ond/heavyduty/

They are fabricated in sizes for stair treads already

Flash

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Hello,

I've searched high and low for this product and it's down to you now.

I want to build a metal stairway or ladder with a very steep angle.
And I wanted to use metal stair treads.

So, I'm looking for those metal stair treads that look like they are
pressed or stamped on sheet metal, the kind that have football
shaped holes with semicircle bumps on the top edge. That's
American football, or Canadian, not soccer.

Someone here always knows the answer, so thanks.

Usually the trick is knowing what to call the stuff. Do a Google for "grip
strut".
No idea WHY it's called that----but it is.

On Feb 11, 1:18*am, "Bill Marrs" wrote:
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Hello,

I've searched high and low for this product and it's down to you now.

I want to build a metal stairway or ladder with a very steep angle.
And I wanted to use metal stair treads.

So, I'm looking for those metal stair treads that look like they are
pressed or stamped on sheet metal, the kind that have football
shaped holes with semicircle bumps on the top edge. *That's
American football, or Canadian, not soccer.

Someone here always knows the answer, so thanks.

Usually the trick is knowing what to call the stuff. *Do a Google for "grip
strut".
No idea WHY it's called that----but it is.


Try FISHER & LUDLOW, website www.fisherludlow.com, or their toll-
free # in the USA 1-800-334-2047.

Wolfgang

Probably the largest manufacturer:
http://www.mcnichols.com/products/stairtreads/bar/

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On Feb 11, 1:18 am, "Bill Marrs" wrote:
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Hello,

I've searched high and low for this product and it's down to
you now.

I want to build a metal stairway or ladder with a very steep
angle.
And I wanted to use metal stair treads.

So, I'm looking for those metal stair treads that look like
they are
pressed or stamped on sheet metal, the kind that have football
shaped holes with semicircle bumps on the top edge. That's
American football, or Canadian, not soccer.

Someone here always knows the answer, so thanks.

Usually the trick is knowing what to call the stuff. Do a Google
for "grip
strut".
No idea WHY it's called that----but it is.


Try FISHER & LUDLOW, website www.fisherludlow.com, or their
toll-
free # in the USA 1-800-334-2047.

Wolfgang