Capability 03 of 05 — Stairs & rails
Open-riser stairs, laminated treads and concealed light
Open-riser stairs, laminated treads and rails bent to the drawing, coordinated with the steel before a board is cut.
Stairs are the one run where we cannot scribe our way out of a mistake. Treads are laminated and shaped on the floor, and every one is drawn against the stringer the fabricator is actually making.
Steel liaison starts at the shop-drawing stage: we send the fabricator the interface drawings and get their shop set back before we cut. Concealed fixings are drawn so the tread reads as a solid block.
Light channels are routed before finish. Rails are bent, sanded and finished in the shop and fitted last, once the treads are set.
Next step
Send us your drawings
A plan set, a photograph or a sketch. You will have a priced scope in four business days, from a person, with a number attached.
