Step treads and risers

Classic black and white chequerboard tiles with round edge tiles on set of steps
Ceramic round edged step tiles and risers
Round edge tiles along porch step edge
Round edge tiles along porch step edge

Ceramic round edge and step tread tiles

Our step edge tiles are a practical and stylish solution for finishing steps and raised areas, especially those hosting Victorian-style tile patterns.

Round-edge tiles offer a smooth and protective finish to the edge of a step. They are an excellent, cost-effective alternative to natural stone, marble or granite.

Round edge tile on a step tread, and tile on the riser

Ideal for porches, entrance steps, and other elevated surfaces, they seamlessly integrate with our tile designs. The factory produces these round-edge tiles using the same materials and pigments as our core range, ensuring colour consistency.

We also offer corner round edge tiles for steps that turn at 90 degrees to maintain a neat and professional finish.

Corner round edge tile on a step tread, and round edge tile on the riser

Our ridged (anti-slip) step treads provide enhanced grip for added safety in high-traffic or commercial settings.

Step tread tile on step edge, and tile on the riser

Round edge and step tread tiles are available in five standard colours (black, white, red, brown and grey), with the full 32 colour range obtainable to order and subject to factory lead times.

Riser tiles

We provide square tiles for the step riser, usually in a colour matching the round edge. The most commonly supplied sizes are 100mm, 150mm or 200mm square - these are cut to the correct height on site.

Black and white geometric mosaic tiles on entrance step and landing.
200mm square tiles used for the step riser, along side our Mitcham design

Decorated risers

On occasion mosaic patterns using smaller tiles are used to decorate the step riser, this creates a grand display from the street-level, leading the eye up towards the property.

Central London townhouse steps with black and white chequerboard tiling, framed with red border.
A chequerboard pattern complementing the step treads and landing