Spiral Stair

Spiral Stair

Getting the right staircase for your space. A spiral stair is an ideal staircase for areas where space is limited, the design is the full sense of art and a well-designed one can also be a thing of beauty in your house.

The Standard Specification of Spiral Stair

The features of Spiral Stair

The main advantage of a spiral staircase is space optimization because, when compared to other types of steps, it requires a very tiny footprint and takes up very little overall space.

A spiral staircase typically only allows one person to ascend or descend at once. If there are two or more individuals ascending or descending, they must do so in a single file and in the same direction rather than next to one another as they would on a regular staircase. Spiral staircases are therefore impractical in busy places.

The uses for spiral stairs are endless. They are ideal for both interiors and exteriors and may be constructed from a variety of materials.

The types of Spiral Stair

Closed shaft spiral staircase: A continuous circular structure without an intermediary landing that is linked and fixed to a central axis is referred to as a closed shaft spiral staircase.

Spiral staircase with a vertical axis: An architectural spiral staircase with a vertical axis is one that features a wall or axis that supports the steps. The fundamental characteristic of this kind of staircase is that the steps exit the spiral without leaving a space where the axis would normally be.

Spiral and open staircase: Open spiral staircase with a central axis that may or may not be handrail. constructed around a circular hole that has an eye-shaped hollow in the center.