DESIGN FEATURE - CANTILEVERED "FLOATING" STAIRS

Cantilevered stairs, often referred to as "floating stairs", create a statement piece in any design!

Cantilevered stairs are created by installing a hidden steel stringer. The treads are then fastened to this system giving the effect of a "floating" appearance. Cantilevered steel stairs are extremely durable and safe, ensuring a high end finish for your home.

When installed with a glass guard, these stairs create an open, airy, and modern aesthetic to add to your design.

Check out our social media for more photos of these insane stairs!

Cheers,

The Stairhaus Team

DESIGN FEATURE- STEEL MONO STRINGERS

Steel mono stringers are one of the most unique stair designs.

Steel monos require custom steel fabrication, making them one of the most custom and expensive stringers on the market.

These stringers are the quintessential concept of modern design and elevate the look and feel of a home. Their simple and sleek architecture embodies a minimalist modern aesthetic that will withstand the test of time.

Steel mono stringers are also a great option to consider in tight quarters. Steel monos are a flexible, functional, and intricate component sure to be a conversation piece within a home.

Check out our instagram for more photos of these sick stringers!

DESIGN FEATURE - STEEL SPINDLES

Steel Spindles are a great way to modernize your space!

There are many options to incorporate steel spindles into your railing system. With so many different choices, steel spindles can be used to achieve many different design aesthetics.

Whether you love the clean lines of a plain steel spindle, or would prefer to mix a decorative into your railing, steel spindles provide a cost effective way to modernize any design.

Check out our social media for more photos of steel spindles!

Cheers,

The Stairhaus Team

THANKSGIVING HOURS

Things have been busier than ever in both our Stairhaus & Steelhaus shops and we owe it all to the loyalty and support of our customers who have partnered with us throughout these continued uncertain times- Thank You!

Our team is actively working to ensure that all projects are completed as efficiently and meticulously as possible. We appreciate your understanding and are grateful for the many opportunities we currently have on the go.

We will be closed this coming Monday, October 11th to observe the Thanksgiving Holiday. If you have any questions while we are away, please feel free to leave a message or send us an email and we will be happy to follow up when we return.

We hope that everyone has a wonderful long weekend with family and friends!

Cheers,

The Stairhaus Team

INSTALLATIONS

With any new project, whether it be a renovation or a new build, there are always hundreds, if not thousands of details to consider. Each step seems to tie into another and it’s important to know what to expect so you can plan things out accordingly.

We know that it can all seem a little overwhelming at times, so when it comes to your stairs & railings we’ve put together an installation guide to help walk you through what to expect and plan for through each part of the process.

If you’re getting started with your own stair or railing project, don’t hesitate to give us a call or send us an email and we’d be happy to help any way we can!

Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving Weekend Adjusted Hours:

Saturday October 10th: CLOSED

Sunday October 11th: CLOSED

Monday October 12th: CLOSED

Tuesday October 13th: OPEN 8am-5pm

Please note that we will be closed on Monday October 12th for the Thanksgiving long weekend - we will resume our regular business hours on Tuesday October 13th.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Stairhaus Team!

Really Cool Stairs #15 - Tempered Glass Wall/Guards

Glass is insanely popular right now.  Easily 90% of all of our very custom/high-end stair projects on the go right now have glass integrated into their design.  There are a few things you need to know about glass before you decide if it is the guard for you.  Firstly, cleaning the glass will become almost a daily habit, especially if you have curious dogs!  Secondly, engineering will be required on nearly all jobs, so this is a cost you must factor in when planning a glass job.  Typically 3/8" & 1/2" tempered are the industry standard for clear tempered glass.  There are many ways to fasten the glass (stand-offs, glass clips, channel's) and this is where the inspectors are going to want to see your engineering.

We love the floor-to-ceiling look of tempered glass.  Visually, the instant description that comes to mind is ultra contemporary & modern lines.  The glass provides both as a functioning guard as well as providing an ultra contemporarylook which is expensive, however extremely sexy!