Empire of Electronics Staircision Stair Tread Template Tool – Precision Stair Gauge Set

Empire of Electronics Staircision Stair Tread Template Tool

From Empire of Electronics comes a solid metal stair tread template tool designed to bring true precision to every stair project. Crafted from 2 mm zinc plated steel, it feels substantial in the hand and ready for long sessions on the job site. The durable finish resists scuffs and corrosion while remaining light enough to carry from room to room.

Measuring the length and angle of treads and risers becomes a straightforward task with the Staircision. The adjustable gauge locks firmly in place using tactile knobs, so measurements can be transferred to your layout with confidence. To support accurate marking, the kit includes a carpenter pencil and a small level that ride along with the gauge during setup.

Edge marks that speed up your workflow

A distinctive feature is ruler markings embedded along the tool edge. These marks let you confirm lengths at a glance and reuse the same zero reference as you work across multiple components. This is especially helpful when matching existing stairs or aligning new treads with a fixed wall plane.

Beyond stairs: versatility you can count on

While designed for stair work, the Staircision jig shines on other projects. Use it when installing shelving in tight corners, building a window seat, or drafting a custom bench into a recess. The tool supports vertical angles and horizontal spans, helping you approach complex layouts with more certainty.

Durable design that travels well

The construction embodies durability. The zinc plated steel stands up to daily use, while the compact form makes it easy to tote in a tool bag or clipboard pocket. The combination of strength, simplicity, and on the edge ruler marks creates a practical everyday companion for carpentry tasks.

What you get and how it helps

• Staircision stair tread template tool that helps you capture and transfer precise measurements
• Stair gauge set with easy to tighten knobs for reliable clamping
• Carpenter pencil and level included to support marking and level checks
• Edge ruler markings to speed length checks on the job

Pro tips for best results

Take time to calibrate the edge zero with the wall line, then lock the gauge before marking. Practice on a scrap piece to develop a feel for how the knobs respond. With consistent care, you can achieve cleaner layouts and fewer adjustments.