Floating Ash Staircase, Buckinghamshire

Floating Ash Staircase Replacement.

Project ID: 5047

A floating ash staircase replacing a traditional timber stair in a 1930’s property.

Despite renovating every room in the house, the hallway remained dark and oppressive. The staircase, at odds with the new ash flooring, absorbed light and looked dated.

Our design proposed a floating staircase to maximise light flow. Slim open treads of ash teamed with low iron glass gives a contemporary clean look. At the top of the staircase, we suspended the top three treads between two glass panels, thus giving a floating effect.

By extending the new staircase future towards the window, the going is a little easier. Swapping the current 3-winder arrangement for 2 winders eases the transition onto the stair.

A circular profile stainless steel handrail sits onto the glass for a fixing free finish. At the foot of the stair the handrail sweeps into a forged and tapered newel before plunging into the ground.

What Our Client Had To Say

We are very happy with the stairs. Thank you very much to you and all the team at Bisca and particularly the site installation team.

This staircase also features in our before and after section.

For more details on this staircase please quote 5047.

Project ID: 5047