Monday, 13 May 2013

The Esplanade Staircase

Here we have a recently completed helical staircase constructed in satin polished stainless steel, Solid European oak treads & handrails, and toughened glass balustrading & risers.

The image below shows the staircase being manufactured in our factory.


These are the completed images of the staircase.




Other similar staircases like this one include SS 712 Woodside and SS 756 The Chalet.

by Ryan Tierney

Friday, 10 May 2013

The Apprentice 2013


Taking a supporting role in the BBC's 2013 series of The Apprentice is Spiral Staircase Systems sleek G-Fin spiral stair. A fleeting glimpse of the glass staircase can be viewed 3 minutes in on the latest episode:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01sfh3g/The_Apprentice_Series_9_Beer/

The staircase was one of two stairs installed in the Grade II listed building which overlooks London's largest public square, Lincoln's Inn Field. The staircases provided a stunning addition to the £9 million property.




The G-Fin system is a versatile design that can be utilised for spiral, helical and straight staircase layouts. The design uses toughened glass risers as a support system, holding both treads and balustrade to produce an almost transparent structure.

www.spiralstairs.co.uk




Check out our previous TV appearance - Rightmove Advert - Grovelands Staircase

By Paul Barton

Monday, 29 April 2013

SS 773 - Pentowan House

Here is an eye-catching example of a spiral staircase which utilises the G-Fin glass tread support system. To comply with Building Regulations, the 1830mm diameter stair required a rest landing due to the high 20 rise floor to floor height. The clients also specified a glass safety gate to be added at the top of the stair. This stair was installed as the main access between levels in a spacious Cornish holiday home.

by Paul Barton








Thursday, 18 April 2013

DT Staircase - Finished Photos

Here are some finished photos of a small domestic spiral staircase to follow up the previous post DT Staircase - Preliminary Renders.

by Ryan Tierney



If you are interested in a similar staircase for a domestic project please contact our sales department who will be happy to provide a competitive quotation. 

Friday, 12 April 2013

Air Street Completed Images

This Part-M compliant staircase is situated in the central London headquarters of a major telecoms company.

Following on from the previous renders, the specification was revised and the staircase was finally constructed with painted mild steel stringers, toughened glass risers and balustrading, stone treads, satin polished stainless steel handrails and a mirror polished support post.

By Ryan Tierney








Air Street Concept Renders

Here are some concept renders for a project in central London.

The stair consists of a saw-tooth cut stringer, glass balustrading, stainless steel handrails and colourful cladding to the sides.

By Ryan Tierney









Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Rightmove Advert - Grovelands Staircase

Check out the new 'My Dream Home' advert from top property website Rightmove.com




You'll have probably already noticed the fantastic white helical staircase that appears towards the end of the advert! This bespoke stair was produced by Spiral Staircase Systems for a luxurious West London property and stars as the highlight of the new ad. 


This double flight helical staircase features an attractive curved toughened glass balustrade. Unusually, the treads are formed from solid white Corian and are fitted with concealed lighting. Helical stringers and a smooth plaster soffit are both finished in pure white to provide a stunning contrast to the large black elliptical handrail. This amazing staircase provides the centre piece to another dream home!


by Paul Barton


Friday, 22 March 2013

DT Staircase - Preliminary Renders


Here are some preliminary renderings of a small domestic spiral staircase for a project in Storrington, West Sussex.






This DT Type stair has been designed to be manufactured in satin polished stainless steel, with lacquered European oak treads and a matching helical timber handrail. 

If you are interested in a similar staircase for a domestic project please contact our sales department who will be happy to provide a competitive quotation. 


by Ryan Tierney

Friday, 8 March 2013

SS 855 - Clanricarde Gardens



Featured this week is a recently completed project installed in a modernised London apartment. Spiral Staircase Systems G-Fin tread system was chosen to maximise the amount of light in the large living room area. In order to conserve space, the staircase was designed to slice through the wall as it rises to the upper level. 

The client was thrilled with the quality of the final product and the service provided, which was underlined by the main contractor who added:

"It is very rarely in my experience that something in real life looks as good as a photograph, which often hides nasty imperfections. This cannot in anyway be said about your superb staircase."

Turn-key Project Management


by Paul Barton



Initial preview rendering.

Updated rendering.

Completed Staircase #01


Completed Staircase #02

If you are interested in the G-Fin system staircase please contact:

Monday, 25 February 2013

Hampstead Staircase - Preview Renderings

Preview renderings of a triple flight helical staircase. This domestic stair is to take centre-stage in the modernisation of a large North London home built in the late 1880's. The staircase has been designed with mild steel helical stringers complete with a white plaster soffit. The balustrade utilises curved toughened glass panels with a stainless steel handrail. The treads and landings will be supplied in solid European Oak to match the flooring of the the light and luxurious interior.

by Paul Barton







Thursday, 7 February 2013

Halley VI Antarctic Research Station


5th February 2013 saw the official launch of Britain's Halley VI Antarctic Research Station and Spiral Staircase Systems is pleased to announce our involvement in the project by providing the spiral staircase for the largest of the raised buildings, the red Recreational module.




The Halley VI is located on the Brunt ice shelf and features eight connected modules, made up of labs and living spaces, with a central module that provides an open plan social area at the heart of the station. This larger, red module weighs nearly 200 tonnes and features a hydroponic salad garden, a climbing wall and is lined with aromatic cedar. Specially-designed shades and lamps with daylight bulbs are used to simulate the sunrise.







Working closely with Hugh Broughton Architects, SSS designed and manufactured a 2 metre diameter spiral staircase using our Delta range of brackets. The specification included toughened glass panels capped with a stainless steel handrail. Treads were constructed from Black American Walnut and a solid balustrade was provided for the upper level which was clad with brushed stainless steel. The staircase was crated and shipped to the Antarctic and installed by contractor Morrison Construction











Spiral Staircase Systems can now claim to have provided staircases for 6 of the 7 continents - just South America to go!

by Paul Barton.

Tuesday, 15 January 2013

SS 828 - The Manchester Call Centre

Here are a selection of completed images of an elliptical staircase designed, manufactured and installed in a telephone call centre for a Manchester based airline.

This staircase was constructed using satin polished stainless steel stringers. The stringers are slotted to accept curved toughened glass panels which are capped with matching 50mm diameter stainless steel handrails. The stone treads provide a contrasting nosing detail in compliance with Part-M Building Regulations. the underside of the stair is completed with a matching helical plaster soffit.

An extra feature is the surrounding elliptical floor edge balustrade, designed to match the specification of the stair with a stainless steel fascia and curved toughened glass.









If you are interested in specifying a similar staircase for a commercial project please contact our sales department who will be happy to provide a competitive quotation.

By Paul Barton