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A staircase is your chance to add a real wow factor and elevate your restoration or new
build project to superior levels of style. To help you on your way we have collected some
of our top sources of inspiration along with some tips and terminology
Curved staircase:
not the cheapest
option but they
make a real
statement
Curtail: steps
which continue
after the
bannister ends
Half turn:
turns 180
and can be
o
continuous or
as a landing
Fully open: no
walls on the
sides of the
stairs
L-shape/quarter
turn: two straight
stairs at
a 90 o angle,
joined by a
landing
Left to right: A seven level, carved oak staircase with
landings and galleries £250,000+VAT Deacon
and Sandys deaconandsandys.co.uk; a one-off
chrome-on-brass Art Deco metalwork bannister
by Burvills Ornamental Metalwork burvills.co.uk
with a Wilkinson Chandelier wilkinson-plc.com
(Surrey Homes February 2015); a sleek and clean
Oxshott staircase (Surrey Homes October 2018);
a country landing is made light and airy with
floor to ceiling windows and a runner by Avalon
Flooring avalonnaturalflooring.co.uk (Surrey
Homes March 2011); a retro cool spiral (Surrey
Homes July 2019); a staircase designed for a 1930s
chapel conversion in Hastings (Surrey Homes
January 2019); a sweeping and dramatic staircase
in mild steel, approx £20,000 P&R Fabrications
pandrfabrications.com; an industrial Rye home
utilises a concrete plinth and rope handrail (Surrey
Homes July 2017)
A smooth finish: Simon van der Cruyssen can apply his French polishing and wood finishing skills to new and existing staircases. He can
also undertake stripping, staining and re-polishing on panelling, hand rails, furniture and doors. 0208 974 9022 / 07956 884431
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