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Case Studies - White Oak, open riser, straight staircase with 200mm wide glass panels.


REF: 14385-hansson

3D Model;

Notes;

This staircase was manufactured by TKstairs for a customer who required an open riser staircase that complied to current building regulations. 
In order to achieve this, the stairs have partially open risers that a 100mm sphere cannot pass through.

This staircase has the smaller fixed width 200mm wide glass panels which were the customers preference for the glass.

It also has two feature treads, in the form of a double going curtail, with a bullnose placed on top which leaves the bottom two treads exposed.

The stairs were manufactured entirely from White Oak, with open riser staircases, because everything is seen it's not possible to use any veneered timber.
They're also manufactured differently, by screwing into the sides of the treads and risers through the strings then capping off the holes. 

Specification;

  • Strings - White Oak (220x38mm)
  • Treads - White Oak (32mm)
  • Risers - White Oak, Partial Riser (18mm)
  • Posts - White Oak, Square (90x90mm)
  • Post Tops - White Oak, Flat Caps
  • Spindles - 200x10mm toughened glass with polished edges
  • Handrail - White Oak, 56x56mm Square Profile 
  • Bottomrail - White Oak, 56x56mm Square Profile

Plan;

 

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Customer Feedback

After importing the staircase to Iceland I got a very able team to install and finish it to an eye catching and admired showpiece. - Mr Hansson

REF: 14385-hansson

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  • Open riser construction; this is where the risers are left open with either a timber strip or metal bar built in to comply to regulations.
  • Cut string construction; where the sides of the strings are cut away so the treads can be seen, this can either be done in a modern or traditional way.

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