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A Stair Template Tool

Name: A Stair Template Tool
Brand: Easytreads

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A stair template tool (often called a stair gauge or tread jig) is an adjustable carpentry device used to precisely measure the exact length, depth, and angles of staircases. It eliminates guesswork by allowing users to lock in the dimensions of a step and then trace the exact shape onto new materials. Key Features Benefits: Adjustable Sizing: Features interlocking sliding rulers and extensions that easily adapt to various step widths (typically 8 to 60 inches). Angle Precision: Accurately copies out-of-square angles and corners, which is highly common in older homes. Time-Saving: Allows users

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Registered at Companies House as EASYTREADS LTD, number 17309774. Checked 2026-08-29.
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