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Self-supporting metal staircase with architectural concrete steps

The austerity of concrete, the precision of steel, and the lightness of glass—a staircase design for an office building where the evacuation function blends with the interior’s elegant character.

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White carpet staircase with oak steps

Minimalist white, warm oak and a light form of "carpet" - check out how a custom staircase is created: from design to precise installation.

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Designer metal stairs for office buildings with architectural concrete

The austere duo of steel and concrete in the office: self-supporting stairs with certified steps and fire protection. See how we combine design with requirements.

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Oak carpet stairs for the apartment - mezzanine over the annexe

The staircase above the kitchenette can "make" the whole interior. Here oak and metal create a light form for the mezzanine, without taking up space.

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Oak double flight staircase on steel structure

Openwork cheeky staircase in a two-rung arrangement with a platform. Oak steps set on a steel structure powder-coated in black matte. The whole is complemented by a loft balustrade made of expanded metal - a coherent, durable and clear communication system.

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Double staircase with platform - ashlar steps on steel structure

Self-supporting zigzag-type cheek staircase in a two-rung arrangement with a platform. Ash steps set on a steel structure with a powder-coated post balustrade in black matte. The design combines clear running geometry with durability and convenience for everyday use.

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White zigzag type self-supporting staircase with oak steps

A self-supporting zigzag staircase with a white steel structure and oak steps is a modern element of a minimalist style interior. The design combines the elegance of white with noble wood, creating a functional decoration for an open space.

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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.

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Outdoor steel openwork stairs - fluted steps and mesh balustrade

Self-supporting steel cheek stairs in the openwork version. Steps made of corrugated sheet - galvanized and powder-coated - guarantee resistance to external conditions and a sure step. The whole is complemented by a steel balustrade made of expanded metal.

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Exterior steel staircase with WEMA grille - simple form, solid effect

For this project, we opted for a solution that works well outdoors: a WEMA truss steel staircase. The structure is openwork, which makes it look light, and at the same time practical for everyday use - especially for entrances to higher floors.

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Hot-dip galvanized steel exterior stairs with wooden steps and vertical balustrade

Hot-dip galvanized steel exterior stairs | Exotic wood

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Self-supporting zigzag staircase made of stained ash and black powder steel.

Self-supporting staircase construction of industrial style staircase. A combination of precision, durability and style.

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Ash staircase with a steel structure

Openwork torsion staircase made of ash on powder-coated steel structure in black matte. The design combines the clean geometry of a running staircase with a lightweight cheek form and an industrial-style steel balustrade.

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Straight openwork stairs - ash on steel structure with "harp" type balustrade

A simple flight of cheeky stairs with ashlar steps on a steel structure painted in black matte. A light openwork form and a harp-type balustrade attached to the side vanity organize the communication and add rhythm to the interior.

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Oak carpet staircase on white steel structure

A carpeted staircase in the form of a treatment system. Oak steps set on a white steel structure, complemented by a metal balustrade in white and an oak handrail. A consistent detail that organizes communication between floors.

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Openwork staircase made of oak on a steel structure

An openwork walkway / torsion run on a steel single-beam support structure. Oak steps set on steel and a self-supporting glass balustrade with a wooden handrail create a cohesive, lightweight composition with high durability.

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Self-supporting steel and concrete architectural concrete staircase

Self-supporting staircase with overlays of architectural concrete and glass in an office building in Swiecie. Minimalist form and functionality.

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Two-storey staircase with premium expanded metal balustrade

Solid steel construction, premium finish and natural wood. We present a self-supporting two-story staircase with beech steps and expanded metal balustrade, which harmoniously combines utility function with interior aesthetics.

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Hanging staircase with single-sided steel support structure

Hanging staircase with one-sided steel structure and ash steps. Minimalism, lightness and modern design.

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Carpet stairs in white shade - lightness and elegance in a modern space

White carpet stairs fixed to the wall and ceiling. The effect of levitating steps and a modern form in a minimalist interior.

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Steel carpet staircase with fine texture

Self-supporting steel staircase, powder coated black. Carpeted step layout, modern design and built-in security function.

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Openwork ashlar stairs on a steel structure

Openwork torsion staircase with ash steps and steel structure in black matte. Lightness of wood and durability of steel in one design.

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Metal carpet stairs - minimalist form and self-supporting construction

Modern carpet staircase with self-supporting structure realized in a two-level apartment. Steel steps, lattice balustrade and a distinct industrial character - a coherent combination of aesthetics and functionality.

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