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Wooden Spiral Stairs
This particular spiral staircase is the Ringed design with cover caps on the underside of the treads. The spiral staircase is complemented with a matching fascia and nosing around the gallery and a carpet recess to give the feel to the landing and spiral staircase flowing into each other.
Spiral staircases provide the perfect answer in warehouse, loft and sleeping deck developments. |
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Our wooden spiral stairs are completely flexible and can be design to a clients specification. The most common timbers used in the manufacturing of our spiral stairs is American White and American White Oak but we can but the spiral stairs can be built in any timber. Other popular timbers for the spiral stairs are Utile, Beech, Maple and Cherry. With regards to diameter we can now build spiral stairs from 1200mm to 3000mm.
Our wooden (or solid timber) spiral stairs are completely flexible and can be design to a clients specification. The most common timbers used in the manufacturing of our spiral stairs is American White and American White Oak but we can but the spiral stairs can be built in any timber. Other popular timbers for the spiral stairs are Utile, Beech, Maple and Cherry. With regards to diameter we can now build spiral stairs from 1200mm to 3000mm. |
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This design of spiral staircase has a stepped bobbin, plain balusters and a flush finish on the under side of the tread. It also has a pattress on the landing balustrade where it joins the wall unlike most which have a ½ newel post.
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| This range of spiral stairscase is designed to be built into an enclosure of wall or glass, but we can fit either timber or metal balusters to produce a more conventional spiral stair. This American White Ash spiral staircase has a smooth centre column and solid riser, both of which can be designed to your own requirements. |
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Wooden Spiral Stairs with cast balusters
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| This beautiful Oak stairs has a straight tread at the bottom and a 90mm diameter centre column. It has plain Aluminium balusters powder coated black leading to a drop landing plate, one step below the finished floor. A drop landing is often used when there is restrictive headroom and the smaller column is ideal on the smaller diameter stairs. |
This "Burke" style staircase with solid riser and aluminium balusters gives a comtempary feel. The handrail at the bottom of the spiral returns to the ground without a newel post. |
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This traditional range of spiral stairs show the beauty of combining wood and metal creating a stunning feature. The choice of balusters can be the tradional Victoria design or a palin baluster for a more contempary look. |
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This combination of Victorian and Floral balusters creates another alternative design for spirals up to 1650mm diameter. This spiral staircase has ringed bobbins and cover caps on the under side of the tread. |
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