Craftsmanship That Speaks Volumes
At the heart of every beautiful staircase is exceptional craftsmanship. A well-designed staircase does more than connect levels—it becomes a focal point that enhances the aesthetic and value of your property. This is why precision and superior quality are non-negotiable when choosing the right staircase for your space.
Materials and Finishes: The Building Blocks of Beauty
The materials used in your staircase set the tone for its overall design. From sleek, contemporary steel to warm, traditional wood, every material tells a story. Glass adds an airy sophistication, while wood brings warmth and timeless appeal. For those seeking a modern, industrial edge, steel staircases provide the perfect blend of strength and style.
Finishes are just as important, allowing you to tailor the look of your staircase to suit your space. Whether it’s polished wood, brushed steel, or frosted glass, the right finish enhances the material and complements the surrounding decor.
Configurations That Fit Your Space
No two spaces are alike, and your staircase should reflect that. Here are some configurations to consider:
Central Spring: The Central Spine Stair features exceptional craftsmanship with floating treads in steel or wood, available in designs like the Contender and Zig-Zag Topaz.
Floating: Make a statement with the Cantilever Floating Staircase, featuring levitating treads in wood, glass, or concrete, and customisable with frameless glass or railings for a sleek, versatile design.
Side String: The side string staircase range including the Nacra offers classic and contemporary styles in steel or timber for both interior and exterior use.
String Under Treads: These versatile stairs with supporting strings can shift from traditional to contemporary styles with simple specification changes, like the Topper in Oak or the Sonar with steel strings and glass treads.
Curved & Spiral: Curved and Spiral staircases combine functionality and style, with timber, glass, and steel options that serve as a focal point in any space.
Commercial: The Wayfarer’s adaptable design offers S-shaped twists, helical curves, and double turns to suit any layout, providing a practical and striking solution for high-traffic commercial areas.
The Details That Make the Difference
The smaller elements of a staircase—like handrails, balustrades, and treads—play a big role in defining its overall look and feel.
Handrails and Balustrades: Choose from minimalist glass panels, ornate wrought iron, or sleek steel for a look that complements your design vision.
Treads: These can be made from wood, stone, glass, or steel, with various finishes to suit your style. For added comfort and safety, consider textured or anti-slip options.
Custom Features: Whether it’s integrated lighting, unique shapes, or artistic detailing, custom options allow your staircase to truly stand out.
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