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stupid strong oak planks..
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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffro83" data-source="post: 8638122" data-attributes="member: 674133"><p>I wouldn't recommend it, but you could check the specifications on the product, or contact the manufacturer to see what they say. but with that said two products I would strongly recommend are, pressure-treated stair treads or composite stair treads. most of your exterior decks are made out of one of these two materials nowadays, plus are the only two that are spect to be attached to concrete that I can think of off the top of my head. well I know the pressure treated is spect for it the composite is composite and can't be hurt by water or moisture, so whether it's spect or not it would be fine. just make sure you get glue that is made for it, or if you have a hammer drill I would recommend gluing it and screwing it with tapcons or other screws that are specs for treated wood to concrete. hope this helps.</p><p></p><p>Also as a side note regular hardware stores may not carry composite stair treads, but I would still check out the composite Lumber they carry. it naturally has a rounded Edge, maybe not as rounded as a stair tread, but if you could find it in the width you need it would Outlast all of us by far. if not the treated lumber will do the job nicely, and still most likely Outlast all of us, and I know they make treated stair treads and have them at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Menards, with Menards having the best selection of lumber.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeffro83, post: 8638122, member: 674133"] I wouldn't recommend it, but you could check the specifications on the product, or contact the manufacturer to see what they say. but with that said two products I would strongly recommend are, pressure-treated stair treads or composite stair treads. most of your exterior decks are made out of one of these two materials nowadays, plus are the only two that are spect to be attached to concrete that I can think of off the top of my head. well I know the pressure treated is spect for it the composite is composite and can't be hurt by water or moisture, so whether it's spect or not it would be fine. just make sure you get glue that is made for it, or if you have a hammer drill I would recommend gluing it and screwing it with tapcons or other screws that are specs for treated wood to concrete. hope this helps. Also as a side note regular hardware stores may not carry composite stair treads, but I would still check out the composite Lumber they carry. it naturally has a rounded Edge, maybe not as rounded as a stair tread, but if you could find it in the width you need it would Outlast all of us by far. if not the treated lumber will do the job nicely, and still most likely Outlast all of us, and I know they make treated stair treads and have them at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Menards, with Menards having the best selection of lumber. [/QUOTE]
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