About The Product
Quick Ship Tarkett Johnsonite Cougar Color Splash Stair Tread Black Raised Round 48 inch is built for reliable safety and durability in high-footfall applications. For commercial and institutional spaces where the stairs take a beating, this rubber stair tread supplies a level of traction and resilience hard to find in conventional options. Johnsonite's approach here is simple: a square profile, measuring a substantial 48 inches in length and 12.25 inches in width, paired with their recognizable raised round pattern for sure-footed confidence no matter how busy the corridor or lobby gets.
The Color Splash line keeps things straightforward but not plain. This version in deep black handles scuffs well and stays looking sharp even under heavy wear. The raised round finish isn't just cosmetic - the surface grips even in damp conditions, which definitely matters when safety codes come into play. With a 5-year warranty behind it, you can spec these in for everything from schools to hospitals and expect consistent performance day in and day out.
Made in the United States by Tarkett, this tread shows why rubber remains the go-to for demanding spaces. The rubber construction combines impact absorption with ease of maintenance, and cleanup at closing time is typically one quick sweep. Installation is straightforward-no need for specialty adhesives or odd sizing that throws off your workflow. Rubber treads like these mean less time spent replacing cracked vinyl or patching corners. Johnsonite includes no filler details, so what you see is what you get: a high-quality product at a price point that lets you finish whole stairwells without breaking budget.
With its balanced measurements and unfussy profile, the Color Splash Raised Round tread fits right into fast renovations or larger projects where uniform appearance and protective function are equally valued. If you want more granular info, or to see current stock status and compatible adhesive options check the supplier's page for details. For specifiers and facilities managers alike, this tread makes a solid case for sticking with solutions that just work, year after year.
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