Custom stair parts made to your exact specifications,
from classic designs to modern aesthetics.
Mason’s Mill & Lumber supplies custom stair parts and components for residential and commercial projects where detail, consistency, and fit matter.
From treads and risers to handrails, balusters, and newel posts, our stair parts are milled to specification using carefully selected hardwoods and proven production methods.
Balusters and Balustrade
Balusters are the vertical posts supporting the railing, working with the handrail to form the balustrade system. While three balusters per foot is standard, tighter spacing can add an elegant touch to your design.
Handrails
Handrails provide support and safety, resting horizontally or at an angle above the balusters. Smooth transitions in handrails are achieved using fittings like volutes, turnouts, or goosenecks, blending practicality with style.
Newel Posts
Newel posts are the larger vertical supports anchoring the balustrade system. Placed at key points—like the base, top, and turns of a staircase—they provide both structural support and a bold design element.
Treads and Risers
Treads are the horizontal steps you walk on, while risers are the vertical supports beneath them. For a sleek, modern look, risers can be omitted, creating an open tread design.
Nosing
The nosing is the edge of the tread or landing tread that extends beyond the riser, offering more walking surface and a polished appearance.
Fittings and Moldings
Fittings such as upeasings and goosenecks create smooth transitions when the handrail changes height or direction. Decorative moldings, like cove molding, enhance the design by covering joints between treads and risers.
Tambour panels are solid hardwood slat panels mounted on a flexible backing, which lets a single panel wrap curves, columns, and outside corners that rigid paneling cannot reach. White River mills its tambour in Fayetteville, Arkansas from North American hardwoods and ships it unfinished, ready for any paint or stain. It is the most specified architectural wall panel in the White River catalog - used on kitchen island waterfalls, curved reception desks, cabinetry faces, and full feature walls.
Companion product: Solid Wood Paneling (SWP) is tongue-and-groove hardwood paneling, 11/16 in. thick, and every SWP profile corresponds directly to a tambour style. Run SWP on the flat walls and tambour on the curves in the same room - same profile, same species, same finish, no visible transition.
PRODUCT FEATURES & DETAILS
19 profiles across four families - Bead, Bevel, Square, Cove-Cut
Bead styles: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110
Bevel styles: 201, 202, 203, 204, 206, 207
Square styles: 302, 304 | Cove-Cut styles: 402, 403
Panel sizes: 12 in. x 96 in. and 12 in. x 48 in.; select styles also 24 in. x 48 in.
Species: Red Oak, Hard Maple, Poplar, White Oak, Walnut
Flexible backing wraps curves, columns, and corners
Ships unfinished; accepts stain or paint
Custom panels to spec, up to 120 in. wide
Lead time 7-10 business days
SKU format is style number + panel size (e.g. TM100-1296, TM100-1248, TM100-2448)
Manufactured in the USA
NOTES
NOT suitable for wet or high-humidity environments including showers, bathrooms, or pools.
Allow 24-48 hours acclimation before finishing or installing.
Warranty may be voided by installation in high-moisture environments, or if cabinetry or furniture is mounted through the tambour panel into the wall.
Follow the adhesive manufacturer instructions.
Learn more: https://whiteriver.com/collections/solid-wood-tambour-panel-collection
Our M3 Custom Millwork shop combines skilled artisanship with advanced machinery for superior quality.
We source the finest woods and materials to ensure lasting durability and beauty.
Whether it’s traditional hardwood or a unique design, your staircase will be as functional as it is striking.
We work with you from concept to completion, ensuring every detail meets your vision.
We supply a full range of stair components, including treads, risers, handrails, balusters, newel posts, nosing, fittings, and related decorative profiles. Components can be ordered individually or as part of a complete stair package.
Yes. Stair parts can be milled to project-specific dimensions, profiles, and species. Custom sizing and detailing allow components to align with architectural drawings, existing conditions, or design intent.
We offer a wide selection of domestic and specialty hardwoods. Species availability may vary based on project requirements and lead times. Our team can help identify the best option based on appearance, durability, and performance needs.
In many cases, yes. We regularly work with projects that require stair parts to coordinate with flooring, trim, or other millwork elements. Providing samples or specifications helps ensure consistency.
Stair parts are typically supplied unfinished unless otherwise specified. Finishing options may be available depending on project scope and requirements. Our team can discuss what makes the most sense for your application.
Yes. We work with builders, designers, and stair professionals to review drawings, measurements, and requirements. While we don’t design or install staircases, we help ensure materials and profiles align with the intended use.
Yes. We support residential, multi-family, and commercial applications where quality, consistency, and fit are important.
Custom stair parts and components.