Timber Staircases
Hand-built staircases in any timber and style
Hand-built timber staircases designed, made and installed by our own team. From straightforward straight runs in a new-build to architectural feature staircases in a converted barn or oast house, every staircase we make starts from a site survey and a CAD drawing approved by you.
Treads, risers, strings, newels and balusters are all dry-fitted in the workshop before delivery — so installation on site is precise and clean.
Why choose Timber Staircases
- Designed in CAD around your exact dimensions
- Building Regulations compliant (rise, going, headroom, balustrade height)
- Any timber — Oak, Walnut, Cherry, Idigbo, Tulipwood (paint-grade)
- Dry-fitted in the workshop before delivery
- Newel posts, handrails and spindles all matched
- Optional under-stair storage built in
Engineered for performance
- Mortice-and-tenon joinery throughout
- Tapered or wedged housings on treads and risers
- Wreathed handrails (curved transitions) where needed
- Glass panel infills for contemporary styling
- Concealed metalwork for cantilevered designs
- Quiet, no-creak construction (proper glue blocks)
Configurator
Mix and match colours, hardware and glass to suit your home.
Available finishes
Choose your style
- Straight run
- L-shape (single winder)
- U-shape (double winder)
- Quarter-turn with landing
- Spiral
- Helical (curved)
- Cantilever / floating
- Open-tread / open-string
Furniture & hardware
- Solid brass or steel handrail brackets
- Stainless-steel spindle inserts
- Concealed wall-mount handrail fixings
- Glass clamp systems for panel balustrades
Tailored to your home
Choose a contemporary glass-and-oak design, a traditional turned-baluster staircase, or a one-off cantilever. Mix timbers — say, oak treads on a painted string. We'll draw it up before you commit to anything.
Property suitability
New-build homes, barn conversions, period property replacements, loft conversions, and any project where the staircase is part of the architectural language of the house.
How we fit it
Installation usually takes 2–4 days on site after the workshop build. We coordinate with any flooring contractor so the trim detail at the bottom and top is right.
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