Ground To First Floor:
N.B. The price shown is based on the staircase above and calculated based on current pricing.
First To Second Floor:
N.B. The price shown is based on the staircase above and calculated based on current pricing.
When you have two staircases, one above the other, you need a landing balustrade to connect them; in the case of these stairs, this forms a gallery area on the first floor. The first post on each staircase lines up; however, because the floor-to-floor heights differ, one stair takes up more space than the other.
The higher the floor height, the more space the stairs take up, assuming they're both kept at 42° to take up the minimum amount of floor space.
Given the property has a feature hallway with a vaulted ceiling and a whole wall of glass, it makes sense to let as much of that light down from the top as possible, as well as be able to see the vaulted ceiling at the bottom. You can let the maximum amount of light through using a metal bar.
When this staircase was manufactured, we used 32mm treads for open riser stairs with metal bars.
However, following current BWF guidance, we now use;
The thicker 44mm treads provide better stability when there's no timber riser in place to support the tread.
To comply with building regulations a 100mm sphere cannot pass through anywhere. As such, you need something to break up the gap, either a part timber riser or a metal bar. In this case, a metal brushed metal bar was used; these are also available in polished metal or black metal. They're 19mm in diameter.
The customer wished to fit LED lights.
As such, required a groove putting into the underside of the treads, this is a service we offer, they specified the groove to be 20mm wide by 8mm deep, and as such we put this groove in the underside of each tread as part of the manufacturing process.
We offer glass panels either:
The glass on this staircase is embedded into a groove.
All glass panels we supply are made to measure for each staircase.
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