Because the dimensions are always different, each staircase
is unique. Traditionally, maple, oak or wild cherry are the
woods used when building staircases. However, there is currently
a trend toward exotic woods originating from other parts of
the world. That is why we also have experience working with
jatoba, santos mahogany, walnut, ash, beech, cherry, white pine,
red pine…
At the same time, we can also build staircases with stringers
made out of either pine (and then painted or covered with
carpeting) or pressed board (and covered with tiles).
What styles do we build? We can offer you a wide variety
of models: with risers, or open-plan, with mortise and tenon
joints, double beam, central beam, or even a spiral…
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