Porch & Stair

Porch and stair materials cover front porches, covered back porches, landings and steps. Porch boards are often grooved or tongue-and-groove so they create a tight, traditional floor, while stair treads and risers need to look good at the edges and hold up under daily foot traffic. People choose low-maintenance boards here because porches are high-visibility, sit at the front door, and often stay damp under a roof in humid weather.

This page includes TimberTech Porch and Deckorators Porch Flooring for covered and front porches, Deckorators Step Treads for finished stair edges, and Trex Spiral Stairs for reaching an upper deck in a small footprint. Porch boards give a tighter, more traditional floor than standard deck boards, while step treads help stairs look finished at the edge. Pick porch colors to suit the house, columns and railing. For stair layout and riser details, check local code and the manufacturer's installation guide.