Category: Economical stairs

The staircase is made of oak, natural varnish. Because of the small size of the room, we chose to fit the staircase following the shape of the walls that suited its placement best. So the staircase has a turn of about 45 degrees. The post on the landing follows that angle to make fitting the handrail easier, so it has 5 sides. Both the newel posts and the intermediate balusters are turned. At the top of the staircase a short piece of exposed railing was fitted, so that no one puts their hand on the wall.

Economical staircase in steamed beech, wenge colour. To fit the staircase to the space, we made a turn of three treads at its top. The balusters are turned, the newel posts with a section of 70 mm and the intermediate ones 40 mm.

Economical staircase in steamed beech, with railings on both sides of the flight. The newel posts have a square section with a side of 70 mm, and the intermediate balusters are milled, giving the staircase a modern feel. A continuous railing was fitted at the top of the staircase.