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Steel Stairs

Modern steel constructions for maximum design freedom

From the classic double-stringer stair to the delicate stringer stair – steel stairs offer the greatest freedom in design.

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Compared to wooden or stone stairs, steel stairs are relatively new. They only really became popular in the 1960s and 70s, when many single-family homes were built after the economic boom. At that time, many double-stringer stairs were built, often in the so-called harp style.

After the turn of the millennium, double-stringer stairs slowly came to be considered old-fashioned. In addition, this previously very inexpensive type of stair faced competition from the stringer stair, which suddenly became easy and cost-effective to produce with laser cutting. The necessary files came from the booming stair construction software.

Advantages:

  • • Steel stairs offer the greatest freedom in design. The same applies to steel railings.
  • • Steel stairs are delivered as a finished component to the construction site.
  • • In some cases, temporary steps on a steel substructure can serve as a construction stair.
  • • Due to the properties of the material, steel stairs can be constructed in very delicate forms.

Disadvantages:

  • • If poorly executed, steel stairs can tend to vibrate.
  • • Sound insulation is very important.

Types

Double-stringer stair, over-slung

A classic that was out of style for a long time, but will surely come back.

Double-stringer stair, over-slung

Double-stringer stair, between stringers

A delicate stair, made easy thanks to laser technology.

Double-stringer stair, between stringers

Stringer stair, between stringers

Timeless – the stringer stair. It looks even better when extra care is taken with the step connections.

Stringer stair, between stringers

Stringer stair, over-slung

This “sawtooth stair” is also very popular and easy to produce.

Stringer stair, over-slung

Central-stringer stair

These stairs come in many different designs. They are often seen in commercial buildings.

Central-stringer stair