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Quarter Turn Model 500 Staircase installed in our home town of Romsey. L shaped Oak treads and frameless glass panels. Always a winning combo!!#modernstairs #openstaircases #glassstaircases #completestairsystems #stunningstairs

Project of the Month - April 2026 – Open Oak Stair

Project of the Month - April 2026 – Open Oak Staircase in Kingsbridge new build.In the picturesque market town of Kingsbridge, our client was building a new home. Having enjoyed many holidays in the South Hams area of Devon, he was eager to retire there and quickly purchased a plot of land when the opportunity arose.We first received the property plans by email, along with a brief to design an open, light staircase for the main hallway. While he wasn’t fond of anything overly modern, he wanted a statement feature for the new double-height space. As the house was to be oak-framed, using oak for the staircase was a natural choice, complementing the flooring. The selected design was the WF staircase, known for its open risers and floating look. This distinctive style features no stringer on one side, instead using a specially crafted handrail to support the treads.The staircase was supplied in a half-turn configuration with cut white stringers on the outer side. Stainless steel spindles led up to a curved handrail on the inner side, adding an elegant elliptical twist to the flight.The client also requested a second staircase leading to a mezzanine deck elsewhere in the home, built in the same style and materials for a cohesive finish.

A external spiral stair in central London with a l

A external spiral stair in central London with a large square platform / deck /balcony. Fully galvanised to ensure protection from the elements. Space saving access solution with space to sit out with a coffee.

The ever dependable and open WF staircase. This m

The ever dependable and open WF staircase. This model in a half turn with oak treads and white cut stringers. Installed in Kingsbridge, Devon.

Project of the month - March 2026 Walnut Spiral St

Project of the month - March 2026
Walnut Spiral Stair in Chiswick RefurbishmentOur client lived in a duplex apartment in Chiswick, with a basement below that was a separate dwelling rented out to someone else. When the basement came up for sale, he bought it with plans to connect it to his home and create a three-story property, likely returning it to its original layout.He originally contacted us about the stairwell size needed for a spiral staircase, as space was tight and a spiral seemed the best option. While the opening width was ideal, the depth was limited, so we designed an 1800mm diameter spiral with a shortened triangular platform, shifting the center column away from the rear wall.The platform also served as a walkway between two rooms, and using a glass floor helped bring much-needed natural light into the windowless basement.For the finish, he chose special boxed walnut treads over steel with brushed steel balustrades for a modern yet understated look. The result was a stylish connection to the basement that brightened and enhanced the living space.

This custom spiral staircase combines soft grey st

This custom spiral staircase combines soft grey steelwork with warm oak treads, creating a striking contrast within this London mews renovation.
A space-saving feature that delivers real visual impact.

Our Model 500 quarter turn staircase featuring sol

Our Model 500 quarter turn staircase featuring solid oak treads, crisp white steelwork and frameless glass panels.
A perfect balance of warmth, light and modern design.

February 2026 - Oak Spiral Stair in Canterbury new

February 2026 - Oak Spiral Stair in Canterbury new buildThis month’s project of the month is a Model 71 spiral staircase supplied to a new build property in Canterbury, Kent.The customer had already built one property on the site and was embarking on the second build project. He had a nice open hallway planned but wanted to create a unique feature as you entered the property. It was very important that the staircase was modern in design but also reflected the more traditional style of the building.After reviewing the options available, he settled on our Model 71 with satin lacquered oak treads, brushed stainless steel components, and curved glass balustrade infill panels clamped between posts. The stainless steel and glass gave a modern feel to the staircase, whilst the oak treads and handrail reflected the traditional style of the property.As this was the main staircase in the property, and the client had plenty of space, he opted for a larger than required diameter. Not only did this create a dramatic focal point when entering the hallway, it also made the stair very safe and practical for everyday use.For a seamless installation, we supplied matching landing balustrade to go across the front of the galleried landing.

This custom floating oak staircase creates a stunn

This custom floating oak staircase creates a stunning contrast against the black tiled floor.
Simple, elegant and designed to bring natural warmth to a contemporary space.

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