Case studies 

We have worked on numerous projects throughout the UK.

Some of these have been for more exclusive Clients.

One of these being for The designer- Alexander McQueen.

This was at his Flag ship store- Dover street in London.

We have also had one of our staircases featured on the TV show 

"inside out homes" this one on a project in South Manchester.

We also constructed a helical flight for Ports 1961 store - Rue Saint Honore, in the heart of Paris.

A difficult project with the language barrier and logistically.

We even constructed a staircase, we believe for a certain Russian billionaire.

This was in the exclusive Manressa road in Chelsea.

Sometimes, because of cost, people prefer to have a concrete

stair installed and may leave this decision to late in the build.

We have constructed a concrete staircase right at the end of build, see below.

We constructed these huge, helical/straight concrete stairs on a luxurious property set over 6000 sq feet in one of Londons most prestigious roads. 

The stairs ran from the basement to first floors of the property.

The stairs were over 1600mm wide with a closed stringer sitting just above the nosing on each tread. 

The stairs were finished with bronze spindles with a walnut handrail on the landing areas and decorative glass on the stairs.

The treads and risers were finished with marble.

A truly stunning and breathtaking staircase.

Although a tricky job logisitically, parking, access to site was very restricted as were the working hours. We completed the project on-time with minimal fuss.

We constructed this helical staircase on a nearly completed project in south wales/English borders. We were contacted by the Client at such a late stage as the previous appointed stair contractor had let them down.

We were a little concerned about completing the project as the house was practically completed, the floors had been finished, all doors fitted, walls painted, even the kitchen was in!

Through a lot of care and attention to our surroundings, we constructed the stairs with no damage to any of the property.

We had to place the concrete by hand, that is wheel barrows through the house and then shovel and bucket the concrete into place.

Another satisfied Client, sent us pictures of the finished stairs.

It was finished with wooden treads and a rolled steel hand-rail/balustrade.