Stairs

For the manufacture of our stairs, we use the highest-grade beech. Beeches are large deciduous trees with columnar trunks, with about 10 species. Forest beech is common in the Carpathians, where it grows at altitudes of 250-1400 meters above sea level, as well as in patches of the western forest-steppe.

Beech has always been valued by furniture makers for its rich texture and easy workability. Its wood has a wide range of colors, from white to pink, and sometimes steaming is done to hide this color variation and add a uniform tone to the wood. However, the natural color of beech remains the most popular, as it most faithfully shows the unique wood structure.

Avangard Model

Stairs with concealed fastening are characterized by visual lightness, modern and stylish design, and seamlessly adapt to the height of the room, fitting into most contemporary interiors. Metal structures are used as load-bearing elements for such stairs. The load-bearing frame can be hidden inside the wall, leaving only the steps visible, which can be additionally decorated.

Classic Model

Stairs built on stringers are a very common and deservedly popular type of stairs. They closely resemble stairs with stringers externally, but in this case, the steps are attached not from above, but from the inner side of the beams. Metal profiled products or wooden beams are typically used as load-bearing elements for stairs on stringers.

Modern Model

Stairs with stringers are considered the most popular type. The stringer serves as the main supporting beam onto which the steps are attached. Such stairs are elegant and easy to install. This stair design is sturdy and durable. Stairs with stringers are perfect for spacious rooms, not limiting the designer in planning.