With the staircase being the first feature of your home that you see when walking through your front door. You want it to be welcoming, warming and special. Your staircase can say alot about your home, so we want, and can, provide the perfect design to meet all of your expectations and more.

Traditional staircases are the most commonly found staircase in the home and can come in a variety of shapes & styles. They can be designed out of any timber in our standard range which includes Pine, Southern Yellow Pine, Hemlock, Sapele, Ash & Oak. Or if you require another timber then just give us a call to discuss availability.

All of our staircases are carefully designed by our specialist designers using 'state of the art Computer Aided Design systems, some of which have been designed and written by ourselves to provide you with the best possible staircase solution unique to you. The utmost care is taken when designing any staircase at Lyndale, this is something we pride ourselves on and yields the top most quality through design to manufacture.
All of our staircases come pre-assembled in easy to install sections and delivered nationwide, or if you require, we can provide your staircase in 'flat-pack' form if transportation or access is a problem. Alternatively we provide a staircase and stair parts fitting service (Call for more details).


STRINGER STYLES

The stringer is the main structual support of your staircase and runs down both side of it. The most commonly used style for the stringer is a straight solid piece that encapsulates all of the treads and risers, this is called a 'Closed Stringer' style. If you are looking for a more striking stringer style, then the 'Open & Cut Stringer' is a great option. The 'Open & Cut Stringer' allows you to see through onto the treads, and add some attractive details to the stringer in the form of beading and an optional shaped bracketing. Click the images below for some examples.

  


RISER STYLES

The riser is the material in-between each tread on your staircase. On a typical staircase, the riser is made out of ply and is faced with a corresponding timber to the rest of the staircase, filling the entire gap between each tread, this is called a 'Full Riser'. If you are looking for a more open looking staircase to bring light into your room or hallway then a 'Half Riser' is a great option for you. A 'Half Riser' only fills half of the riser gap. This can be timber, steel or something of your choice as long as the gap is no greater than building regulations allow. The riser can be shaped to add more detail and interest to your staircase, or it can remain straight depending on preferance.  Another option is to replace the riser with a chrome rod for a more modern look to your staircase (tread rise limitations may apply). Click on the images below for some examples.

        


BULLNOSE & CURTAIL TREAD'S

The 'Bullnose' & 'Curtail' tread details are used to add a more welcoming and grander feel to your stiarcase. The 'Bullnose' is the most common tread detailing used on staircases beacuse it doesn't take up any extra room outside the existing dimentions of your staircase. The curtail on the other hand, will increase the staircase footprint in a hallway or landing. The extra space required is dependant on how many curtail stages are required and the 'Tread Going' measurement (although this can be adjusted to suit). Click on the images below for some examples.