Spiral Staircase and Staircase News

20th December 2010

A couple of pics of a straight flight Oak stair supplied to a small property developer in Chesterfield.  The pictures were taken just after installation with the flooring and surrounding area still to be finished.

This model was our traditional style timber staircase with glass balustrade to one side.  The risers were open and the bottom step had a half bullnose tread.  A great modern, functional alternative to a ‘boring’ boxed in staircase blocking the light and dominating a room.

Further examples of this type of staircase can be viewed below.

Traditional style timber staircase – Rickmansworth

Traditional style timber staircase – Chiswick

Traditional style timber staircase – Cobham

Traditional style timber staircase – Cheshire

Traditional style timber staircase – New Forest

For prices – please contact the office with your floor to floor height, configuration of stair you require (straight flight / quarter turn / half turn) and of course the timber you would like.  01794 522444   info@completestairsystems.co.uk

Hope everyone is enjoying the snow!!

7th December 2010

We visited one of our suppliers in Sweden earlier this year and thought we would post a few pictures of our trip.

They produce our stunning modern and open timber staircases - each one custom made for each customer.

They had just installed a couple of new machines which improved precision in cutting the timber stringer and gave more control with the smaller details.  Whilst there we had some intensive training on the staircase drawing program which we hope to progress with back in the UK and provide drawings when preparing quotations. 

One of the stringer cutting machines

Our MD Nick Rackham drawing a staircase

some cut stairs waiting to go into the finishing dept

Some freshly cut stringers

Sales Technician Ed Butler checks the timber stock levels

Some Treads going through the finishing process

Completed flights ready for packing

The staircases manufactured at this factory are -

The WF bespoke timber staircase

The Traditional style bespoke timber staircase

The Stepped Style bespoke timber staircase

The Spirit style bespoke timber staircase

All can be produced in any configuration and in a variety of timbers.  Very modern and open flights.

18th October 2010

Some pictures of our ever popular WF timber staircase installed near us in Southampton.  Being a local job and such a stunning design we got Romsey Fotografix in to take a couple of professional shots.   We obviously have a number of  pics but have only displayed a few here – please call if you would like to see some more.

The stair itself is an OAK WF Staircase  – in this case witha white wall stringer and an internal curved handrail.  To comply with the 100mm gap rule, the customer opted for the L shaped tread option giving the appearance of an extra thick tread when ascending.   This gives the treads a chunky look whilst keeping the open risers.  The white stringer certainly emphasises the floating feel to the staircase as it appears the treads are hanging from the wall.

Special boxed in bullnose tread

Swooping curved handrail

Glass panel on landing balustrade

L shaped profile treads

Solid Oak Treads

For prices on this model – please let us know the floor to floor height, type of timber you would like and the shape of your stair (straight flight / quarter turn / half turn).  Call the office on 01794 522444 or email info@completestairsystems.co.uk for either a quote or to see more pictures of this stunning timber staircase.

For other examples of this stair  – please see the links below.  Different configurations and timbers.

Wf  Timber Staircase – Market Harborough

Wf  Timber Staircase – Bude, Cornwall

Wf  Timber Staircase – Winchester

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In 2009 we supplied 8 staircases to a property developer building two new houses in Chiswick – West London.  These were delivered in the Autumn and the houses are now on the market.  A few weeks ago we got these pictures through of some of the flights supplied.

Whilst they did not go for the most modern / stunning designs, the ‘traditional’ style construction of the flights provided offered a more practical solution to the families they were looking to attract.

All the stairs were supplied in solid beech with a slightly darker stain applied in the factory.  The balustrade was made up of stainless steel spindles and a beechwood handrail.  The risers on 6 of the stairs supplied were open to allow the passage of light but were kept safe with a mini beech riser piece reducing the gap.

Quater Turn beech stair with landing balustrade

 

Half turn beech stair 1Quarter turn beech stair 2

Quarter turn beech stair 3

Half Turn beech stair 4

 

You can see similar designs using the links below -

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_staines2.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_staines.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_fourmarks.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_esher.html

Why not add glass to the balustrade for a real wow factor!

As usual – for a price, please let us know the shape of the stair, the floor to floor height and the timber you would like.

These photos were taken recently by us of a staircase supplied in Surrey.  It was a new timber frame construction and the client selected our traditional style staircase with glass panels.  The flight had open risers for the lower flight, a mid platform, and then closed risers for the final flight.  The stair was manufactuered in solid Oak.

Oak staircase

Oak staircase

Oak Newels and handrail with glass panels

Oak Newels and handrail with glass panels

Oak stair with glass balustrade

Oak stair with glass balustrade

Oak Staircase with open and closer risers

Oak Staircase with open and closer risers

Open risers to allow the passge of light

Further examples of this type of stair can be viewed using the links below -
for prices – please let us know the floor to floor height, the shape of the stair and the timber you would like.
Call – 01794 522444 or email info@completestairsystems.co.uk
Until next time!!!!

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These pictures were emailed over the weekend of a stunning Maple timber staircase installed in Cheshire.

The balustrade is made up from glass infill panels which also continues around the opening along the landing level.

Maple Timber Stair

Maple Timber Stair

Maple Timber Stair

Maple Timber Stair

Maple Timber Stair
Maple Timber Stair
This model has a large half landing and an enlarge bullnose step for tread 1.  The mini maple riser pieces keep the stair ‘open’ whilst complying with the 100mm gap rule.
You can see similar case studies using the links below-
What is crucial when pricing this type of stair (apart from the floor to floor height and stair width) is the type of timber and the configuration of the flight.  Please call the office to discuss – 01794 522444

We have received a batch of photos during the installation of straight flight oak staircase with glass balustrade to both sides.  The timber staircase has been installed in a unfinished property near Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. 

The structure is out ‘Traditional’ style with stringers either side.  You can see the matching landing balustrade running around the opening.

oak stair with glass balustrade

oak stair with glass balustrade

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can see similar products using the links below

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_bucks.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_brize.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_alton.html

http://www.completestairsystems.co.uk/ph_ts_colchester_essex.html

Landing balustrade with oak handrail and glass balustrade

Landing balustrade with oak handrail and glass balustrade

As always, if you would like a price, please contact the office with a floor to floor height and shape of stair (straight flight , quarter turn, half turn……………) and the type of timber you would like.
The most common are beech and oak but we offer Maple, Birch, Elm, Ash, Walnut…. virtually any timber.

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Hello!!

Some more WF pictures just received for our portfolio on a CD sent by our customer.  This time from the town of Battle in East Sussex.

This WF is in beech in a quarter turn configuration.  You can see how the open nature of the model (no stringer on exposed side and open risers) gives the entire hallway in this house a light, airy feel.

Side view of Beech WF staircase

Side view of Beech WF staircase

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