Inboard stringstaircase.
Strings set in from the tread ends, so the oak appears to float past the steel.
Inboard string staircase
The strings are set in from the ends of the treads, so the oak appears to float past the steelwork. It gives the lightness of a floating stair with the support of two strings.
- 10 mm steel plate strings set in from the tread ends
- Floating look with full support
- Glass or steel balustrade
- Any RAL powder-coated colour
The other five designs
Every design is available in any RAL powder-coated colour, with clean glass or traditional steel balustrades, and an oak handrail or bare glass edge.
Cantilever
Treads fixed into a structural wall with no visible string – the purest floating look.
Treads 110 × 270 mm · glass on the open side
Centre spine
A single steel spine follows the step profile beneath the treads.
200 mm box section · 10 mm steel plate
Straight string
Clean, straight plate strings carry the treads, with glass fixed straight to the string.
10 mm steel plate strings
Cut string
The string is cut to the step profile, with the tread ends overhanging it.
10 mm steel plate · stainless button fixings
Zigzag
A stepped steel string the same depth as the treads, wrapping each step.
String depth = tread depth · 10 mm plate
Not sure which suits your space?
Try each style on your own measurements in the 3D configurator.
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