Spiral stainless steel/wood combination

This spiral is a cost effective stainless steel staircase. The treads and the handrail are out of wood.

To avoid all welding work and cleaning up the rail-baluster connections are made with wooden inserts..

Balusters are fitted through the treads connected with a screw from thew front and bottom.

For the column we use round tubing 154x2 mm as a sleeve placed around a Pine core fitted between the treads. The sleeve is is only decorative.

Also this stair is in D.I.Y available and can be shipped anywhere in the country.

Spiral staircase Victorian style

Although Victorian in design but far less elaborate than done in the Victorian era. A bit more adapted I should say.
The treads and rail are done in stained Iroko.
Bracings and the central column are in this photo done in steel. However wood (s.a.pine) is of course also possible.
This type and actually all types of staircases are done in D.I.Y.
Prices on request.