Spiral Staircase Whitechapel, London
This spiral staircase was supplied to a domestic client in Whitechapel, London. Our customer had an upper floor flat and wanted direct access to the roof to be able to use the outdoor space more frequently.
Walnut Spiral Stair
A beautiful curved glass block wall was constructed to the rear of the spiral staircase which really highlighted it as a feature. The spiral itself was a 1500mm diameter flight to ensure we had 600mm clear tread width to meet regulations. Our client wanted a light and open feel to the flight so curved acrylic infill panels were supplied, wrapping around the spiral. Treads and handrail were constructed in a really rich walnut which contrasted well with the brushed stainless steel centre column and posts.
This spiral staircase is our model 71 system which is bespoke flight, suitable as a secondary or primary spiral within a dwelling. The timber is available in any hardwood and the balustrade is generally made up of vertical stainless spindles, horizontal stainless bars or curved glass or acrylic panels.
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Spiral Staircase Whitechapel, London- Technical Specifications
Floor to floor height | 3765mm |
Risers | 16 @ 218.5mm |
Spiral Diameter | 1500mm |
Clear Tread Width | 620mm |
Tread Type | 40mm Walnut |
Balustrade Type | 8mm curved acrylic panels |
Handrail | 37,7mm Ø Stainless Steel |
Centre Column | 139mm Ø – stainless steel |
Finish of Steel | Stainless Steel |
Additional | horizontal bar wrapping the spiral to reduce gap |
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Comment on Spiral Staircase Whitechapel, London from Complete Stair Systems
Ed Butler
"Unusually with spiral staircases, this stair had to have a fixed entry and exit point, dictated to us by the building. Normally , only the upper exit point or the entry point below have to be in a certain place. The fact it was also a high floor to floor height caused us a few issues during the drawing stage but a successful outcome was reached "