T-Shaped concrete stairs

A T-shaped stair provides access to seperate areas at the head of the stairs.

They have a half  landing area, usually three quarters of the way up.

This landing area will need to be supported either by a wall beneath,

or we can use your exisiting walls for support.

We believe they add a real touch of class to a property or building.

They can be finished the same as any other type of stair we construct.

T-shaped staircases are a practical choice for residential buildings,

allowing for efficient use of space in areas with limited square footage.

They typically consist of two flights of stairs meeting at a landing, with

one flight running perpendicular to the other forming a "T" shape.

The T-shaped staircase, also known as an imperial staircase, is a grand,

bifurcated design that gained prominence in large palatial and public

buildings during the Baroque period of the 17th and 18th centuries.

It became a symbol of wealth and staus by creating a dramtic sense of arrival.

T-shaped stairs evolved from innovations in staircase design during the

Renaissance, which moved away from the compact, functional medieval 

spiral staircases.