ᐅ Which type of staircase did you choose?

Created on: 3 Jan 2017 14:07
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Curly
Hello,

the range of staircases is very large, and we don’t like the yellow-orange colored beech staircases so much. Which staircase did you choose, and are you satisfied with it?

Best regards,
Sabine
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Goldi09111
7 Jan 2017 18:48
Is it more affordable than a purely wooden staircase? What is the difference or advantage compared to a staircase made entirely of wood?
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Bieber0815
7 Jan 2017 19:15
Goldi09111 schrieb:
Is it cheaper than a purely wooden staircase? What is the difference or advantage compared to an all-wood staircase?
It’s probably more expensive, but you save on a construction staircase. I think the advantages are durability and mass (sound insulation). We wanted a closed staircase; a purely wooden one was neither offered to us nor did it occur to us.
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Curly
13 Jan 2017 16:33
ypg schrieb:
We have the good steel stringer staircase. The metal is painted in dark gray, and the treads are made of beech wood, stained in a dark chocolate brown.
The staircase looks great, but every speck of dust is clearly visible on it.

Regards

Could you please share a photo of your staircase here? Did you paint the staircase yourselves?

Best regards,
Sabine
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ypg
13 Jan 2017 17:57
In my avatar, you can see the staircase, although the steps are still made of construction timber.
Is that enough for you, or should I upload another photo?
We painted the steel ourselves. That’s how it goes with painting work when it’s done by the builder. The paint cost around 10€ to 20€, not significant. The stain was applied by the stair builder.

Regards
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Curly
13 Jan 2017 18:00
I am curious about how you handled the dark-colored steps. Did you use a brush or a roller?

Best regards,
Sabine
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Baumhaus.Bau
15 Jan 2017 09:21
We have a steel staircase painted in RAL 7011 (grey) with anthracite-colored Resopal treads. Since there are still temporary construction steps on it and the staircase hasn’t been painted yet, I will provide photos next month. Then you can see how something like this looks with dark treads...