Planning and Configuration

Staircases come in many different shapes and configurations, and rather than simply being a route from a-b they can serve as a stand-alone design feature.  More often than not, your choice of staircase design is determined by the size of the room that will house it, and of course budget. Here we will take a look at staircases created according to space, including: Staircases for larger spaces Staircase for small spaces with additional storage Staircases designed for steep pitches or awkward spaces

Click on the type of configuration you wish to identify below: Bottom of Flight Continuous System Fusion Configurations Intermediate Landings / Winders Landings Unusual Situations

When planning your staircase it is easy to assume that it is just one simple structure. In actuality, a staircase is made up of numerous different elements, all of which work together. To simplify the process of creating your perfect staircase we have created these technical guides to give you all the information you need to ensure that it is safe, secure and aesthetically pleasing. These guides include information on: What parts you will need and how they work together Installation advice and technical

   

  When updating your staircase, you will need to accurately measure it in order to select your new stair parts. The assumption is that this is a complicated and even overwhelming job, but with our quick measuring guides you will find that as long as you can use a tape measure, it is actually quite simple TOP TIP: Take separate measurements for each section of your current staircase, i.e. the main stair run, the landing and any additional sections. This will make it much easier to work out the exact