A staircase should suit both the interior and everyday use. Woodcraft makes interior timber stairs and wooden elements for stairs with concrete, metal or timber supports.
We start with the available space, floor-to-floor height and existing structure. Layout, finish and balustrade are considered together.
A layout that fits
Straight stairs, stairs with a change of direction and configurations within an existing opening have different requirements. The choice must consider dimensions and circulation, as well as appearance.
Photographs and approximate measurements help the first discussion. Measurements and construction details must be confirmed before manufacture.
Treads, risers and balustrades
Material and finish affect how the staircase relates to flooring, doors and furniture. We discuss treads, risers, handrails and balustrades according to the scope requested.
If a support already exists, tell us whether it is concrete, metal or timber and how far the work has progressed.
Choosing the appearance
A tone close to the flooring can create continuity; contrast can highlight the staircase. The form of the balustrade and handrail also shapes the result.
Photographs and screens may show timber colours differently. Confirm the shade and finish before manufacture. Natural variations in grain and colour are part of the material.
Information for your enquiry
- Country and town where the staircase will be installed.
- Existing support and stage of construction.
- Floor-to-floor height and available dimensions, if known.
- Preferences for treads, risers, balustrades and finish.
Mention whether this is a new build or an existing interior, the stage of floor finishes, and nearby doors, windows, walls or beams. Overall photographs are as useful as close-ups.
Frequently asked questions
Can timber elements be fitted to an existing concrete stair?
Woodcraft also makes timber elements for existing supports. Explain whether you need treads, risers, a balustrade or a handrail. Feasibility and construction are assessed for the actual configuration.
How do I choose the balustrade?
Start with the stair layout and interior style. Share examples and explain who uses the space, including any particular access needs. The final solution must be coordinated with the geometry and project requirements.
How should timber stairs be maintained?
Care depends on the applied finish. Request the appropriate instructions and use compatible products. A product suitable for another wooden object may not be suitable for stair treads.
A reference image explains a visual preference; it does not replace measurements. The quotation is prepared for the specific work.
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