I-shaped (straight) stairs
A straight staircase is simple, comfortable and safe, and needs the most length in the room. The space under the steps is easy to use, for example as storage. It is also the most affordable solution.
L-shaped stairs
An L-shaped staircase has one 90-degree turn. It suits a corner or a room where a straight staircase would be too long – the turn makes the staircase more compact and gives it an interesting form.
U-shaped stairs
A U-shaped staircase has two turns (180°) and needs the least length in the room. A popular choice in two-storey homes where the staircase needs to be compact yet comfortable and elegant.
Design stairs
A design staircase is built to your wishes and your space – from traditional wooden stairs to modern stair solutions combining glass and metal. Please add a drawing or description of the staircase you want to your quote request.
Wood-metal beam stairs
In a wood-metal solution, the load-bearing structure is a metal beam and the steps are made of wood. The staircase looks light and architectural while keeping the warmth of wood – a popular choice for a modern, open-plan home. The metal part is usually powder-coated in the RAL colour of your choice.
Spiral staircases
A spiral staircase saves space and is a striking detail in itself. However, the structure of a metal-frame spiral staircase is not particularly stable and tends to flex and sway – which is why we recommend a more rigid, monolithic wooden staircase instead. We will help you choose a solution that suits your space.
Outdoor stairs
Outdoor stairs must withstand moisture, cold and temperature changes. We use weather-resistant materials and finishing, and take slip resistance and water drainage into account so the stairs are safe all year round.
Custom solutions and consultation
If you need something out of the ordinary – a non-standard room, a special form or a complex construction – we will help develop the solution. Custom solutions always start with precise measuring and consultation.
Construction: open or closed
Our most ordered wooden staircase is open, with treads set between the stringers, with stained or oiled treads. The railings are turned balusters and a finger-groove handrail. An open staircase looks light and lets light through; a closed staircase is more traditional, quieter and lets you use the space under the treads.
A wide choice of wood
The most common staircase material in Estonia is wood – usually pine, birch, ash and oak, ordered from the most affordable to the most expensive, i.e. from the softest to the strongest. Treads are usually made of stronger wood, with stringers for example in pine. Dog owners should definitely choose a stronger tread material – otherwise the treads will quickly be covered in claw marks.
Finishing
The finishing determines both the tone and the durability of the staircase: oil to preserve the natural feel of the wood, lacquer for a durable protective layer, stain to achieve the desired tone and RAL colour to match your home's colour scheme. A current trend is darker treads and handrails combined with lighter-toned posts, stringers, balusters and riser boards.
Lighting also plays a big role – spotlights highlight the staircase and improve its safety. LED lights under the treads or in the stringers are increasingly popular. Cabling should be planned before the staircase is installed.
Price and delivery time
The price of a staircase depends on several details: its shape and size, the amount of railing, the choice of material, the finishing, and extras such as LED lights, drawers in the treads or riser boards.
Delivery time depends on the size, material and complexity of the staircase: a simpler L-shaped oiled open pine staircase usually takes 4–6 weeks, but we can react faster when needed. Request an exact quote.
