In our own metalworking shop we manufacture custom steel and stainless steel staircases for both indoor and outdoor use.
We tailor every staircase to the specific building, the available space, and the architectural design. Alongside manufacturing, we also deliver the structure to site, install it, and fix it to the receiving structure.
A metal staircase can be built entirely as a metal structure, or combined with other materials. Depending on the architectural design, various tread surfaces and railing systems can be connected to the support structure.
A staircase is always closely tied to a building’s geometry.
The floor-to-floor height, the available floor space, the slab opening, the receiving structures and the intended use all together determine the design of the staircase.
This is why we manufacture our staircases to a custom size and technical design every time.
Depending on the design, the task may include:
A metal-framed staircase works especially well in interiors where a slender structural look, a longer clear span, or a distinctive architectural design matter.
The staircase’s support structure can be built as a visible architectural feature, or partly concealed by cladding.
The steel frame can be combined with different materials, so the final appearance can be matched to the building’s interior design character.
Beyond appearance, load-bearing capacity, rigidity and safe use always come first when designing a staircase.
We also manufacture custom steel staircases for outdoor use.
These can include, for example:
For an outdoor structure, proper corrosion protection, drainage, slip resistance and weatherproof detailing all matter especially.
Our workshop’s technological capability allows us to work and weld steel, stainless steel and aluminium structures.
Thanks to steel’s high strength and good workability, it can be used for a wide range of indoor and outdoor staircases.
With proper surface protection, it can be built into a durable, high-load-bearing structure.
Stainless steel suits locations where, alongside enhanced corrosion resistance, an attractive exposed metal finish also matters.
It combines especially well with stainless steel railings and other architectural metalwork.
The right material is always chosen based on the structure’s function, size, loading, and the intended architectural appearance.
A staircase and its railing are closely linked, both technically and architecturally.
In our own metalworking shop we can manufacture the matching steel, stainless steel or aluminium railings alongside the staircase itself.
The railing can be:
The advantage of manufacturing the staircase and railing together is that the fixing points, connections, materials and surface finish can all be designed as one consistent system before manufacturing even starts.
In custom staircase manufacturing, a difference of just a few millimetres can cause serious problems during on-site installation.
This is why, before manufacturing begins, the following matter especially:
Where necessary, on-site measurement can be part of preparing for manufacturing.
Accurate measurement allows the structure, prefabricated in the workshop, to be installed on site faster and more precisely.
A metal staircase’s proper function depends on more than just the staircase frame itself.
The fixings to walls, floor slabs, reinforced concrete structures or other steel structures have to be considered as early as the design of the structure itself.
Properly coordinating the staircase with the floor slab, the landing, the wall, the foundation, the railing, and the connected flooring all matter especially.
In a new building, these receiving structures can be prepared during construction itself. When installing into an existing building, however, the right technical solution has to be found to fit the existing structures.
Proper surface protection isn’t just a matter of appearance — it’s a basic requirement for a steel structure’s durability.
Depending on the environmental exposure and the desired appearance, various surface finishing solutions can be applied.
For outdoor staircases, it matters especially that the chosen system withstands moisture and weather over the long term.
For exposed structures, we also pay close attention to the welds, connections and other details, since these become part of the finished staircase’s appearance.
If you’re planning to have a new staircase manufactured, send us any available plans, sketches, dimensions or photos of the site.
Based on these we’ll review the staircase design, its manufacturability, the options for on-site installation, and any further points to discuss.
