Steel staircase is a structural component connecting the floors of the building. It consists of sloping marches, floor level landings and intermediate (inter-floor) landings. Metal staircases are typically used in both common apartments and houses and in large industrial buildings. Production for the construction industry is based on metal. We produce steel staircases using the latest generation of equipment. This allows us to speak of the highest quality products. Depending on configuration, steel staircases are divided into spiral, straight, broken, and curved ones.
Spiral steel stairs consist of the central part, steps and handrails. They assume spiral movement. The steps are made of a variable width. Their thickness may also vary depending on the material used.
Staircases are located at the entrance to the building. They create the first impression of the interior, so it is important to choose the design properly. Entrance staircases are usually made of stone, sometimes - of wood.
External metal staircases, in contrast to the internal ones, differ primarily by their location. The former are much more affected by precipitation, temperature changes, radiation and other environmental factors.
Stairways consist of marches (sections). They are very reliable and can withstand heavy loads. The number of steps in each march varies from 3 to 15. It is advisable to install stairways in high-rise buildings and offices.
REMSTROYUSLUGI is experienced in manufacturing of steel frames for staircases, production of custom-built steel stairs or fully completed products with finishing made of decorative materials (wood or stainless steel). We produce stairs out of very strong steel with great bearing capacity .
As for their intended purpose, the stairs are classified as follows:
- The main or principal ones which are located in the stairwells.
- Auxiliary or emergency ones - for fire evacuation, and service ones leading to the attic or the basement.
- In-house ones - connecting the floors of the same apartment or house.
While designing staircases, one should take into consideration the following requirements:
- Maximum convenience and reliability
- Convenient and safe approach to the upper and lower ends
- Convenient and safe location of handrails
- A match between the width and the height of the stairs and convenient length of one’s step, as well as convenient rise of one’s leg.
