Openwork torsion staircase made of ash on a steel structure

Openwork treatment system on a self-supporting powder-coated steel structure. Ash steps fastened with bolted elements and a standard balustrade create a clear, durable communication between floors.

**Standard balustrade at the torsion of steel stairs**

Design

The load-bearing base issteel gangway of high rigidity, finishedpowder coating. The gears lead with a twist to optimize space while maintaining a comfortable step rhythm.

Steps and installation

Ash steps The openwork version brightens up the staircase and introduces natural wood grain. Usedscrew assembly (bolted elements) - precise, serviceable and dimensionally repeatable.

**Open-work staircase with ashlar steps on steel tubing**

Balustrade

Standard balustrade in a steel frame organizes the running line and ensures that the user is safely guided from the lower tread to the floor level.

Effect

Set:steel staircase,ash steps,powder-coated canvass istandard balustrade - Optical lightness, structural soundness, convenience of daily use.

Place of implementation:Dortmund, Germany

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