Compact Column Stair
A stair on a slightly slanted steel column that fits a one metre square opening, its steps turning clockwise or anticlockwise up to the floor above.
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A stair on a slightly slanted steel column that fits a one metre square opening, its steps turning clockwise or anticlockwise up to the floor above.
A straight stair of open beech steps, each carried by its own steel support, for small stairwells.
A steep open-riser stair on two straight stringers with bar treads, for access where a standard flight does not fit.
A stair of solid precast blocks cut to a radius, turning on an arc from a quarter turn to a full turn and a half, with an optional landing at the top.
A stair that turns about an open well, from a quarter turn to two full turns, fitted to the floor height.
A stair of straight flights where each turn is its own choice: a flat landing, or winders on a kite plan or a radial fan.
A stair with one central flight up to a wide landing and two side flights leaving it in opposite directions, fitted to the floor-to-floor height.
A stair that turns a corner on tapered treads around a newel instead of a landing, with a straight flight on each side of the turn.
Wedge steps that wind around a central column up to a top platform.
A stair of straight flights joined by landings, fitted to the floor-to-floor height: straight, L-shaped, U-shaped or turning twice or three times.