Concrete structure covered with beech treads and risers. The treads, newel posts and handrail were stained golden oak and finished with polyurethane varnish, while the risers and intermediate balusters were painted white, also with polyurethane varnish. A wooden skirting board, also white, was fitted along the wall.
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Beech staircase, golden oak colour
Staircase with a 90 degree turn, in steamed beech, with turned balusters. The parts were stained golden oak, then primer and polyurethane varnish were applied.
Natural beech staircase with risers
Beech staircase with risers and turned balusters. The staircase successfully replaces a very steep older one by introducing a fan-shaped 90 degree turn and by bringing the start of the staircase into the hallway of the house. For safety, railings were fitted on both sides at the start of the staircase.
Beech staircase stained mahogany and white
Beech staircase stained mahogany, with the risers and intermediate balusters painted white.
This combination was created to give the staircase a modern feel and to make the room it sits in look more spacious.
The newel posts and the handrail are stained mahogany, just like the treads.
All the treads have a curve of three centimetres for a pleasant look.
Natural beech staircase with a 90 degree turn
Steamed beech staircase with a 90 degree turn to the right. Both the newel posts and the intermediate balusters are turned.
Walnut colour beech covering, without risers
Concrete staircase covered with steamed beech treads, walnut colour. To protect the wall, a 6 cm strip was fitted, which has both a decorative and a practical role.
The staircase has a railing both on the inside and along the wall. The newel posts and the intermediate balusters are milled.