Tennessee Gray Step Treads – 18" x 36"

Tennessee Gray Step Treads bring a durable, natural-stone finish to landscape steps, stairways, patios, walkways, pool areas, and water features. Sourced from Tennessee, these large flat pieces feature cool gray coloring that complements both contemporary and traditional outdoor spaces.

Use them to create functional transitions between landscape elevations, define an entry path, build garden steps, or add broad natural-stone surfaces around patios and pools. Their substantial format creates a more intentional look than standard pavers while preserving the character and variation of real stone.

Tennessee Gray Step Treads are sold individually and delivered by flatbed truck with forklift handling. As a natural stone product, color, texture, pattern, shape, and exact dimensions will vary from piece to piece.

Product Details

• Sold by: Individual piece

• Material: Natural Tennessee stone

• Color: Cool gray tones with natural variation

• Best uses: Outdoor steps, stairways, walkways, patios, decks, pool areas, and water features

• Delivery: Flatbed truck delivery with forklift handling

• Please note: This is a natural stone product. Colors, texture, pattern, shape, and exact dimensions vary from piece to piece.

FAQs

What are Tennessee Gray Step Treads used for?
They are ideal for outdoor steps, stairways, entry paths, patios, walkways, pool surroundings, decks, and water-feature accents.

Are they sold by the pallet?
No. Tennessee Gray Step Treads are sold individually, allowing you to order the quantity needed for your project.

Are all step treads the same color and size?
No. Natural variation is expected. Individual pieces may differ in gray tone, texture, pattern, shape, and exact dimensions.

How are the step treads delivered?
They are delivered by flatbed truck with forklift handling. Ensure your delivery area has appropriate truck access and a safe, suitable location for placement.

How should I install step treads?
Use a properly prepared base suitable for the site and intended use. For stairways, elevation changes, or more complex installations, work with a qualified hardscape professional.