Available scope
Treads, risers, landings, handrails and edge details are listed in the scope. Wood and finish choices can be coordinated with nearby flooring, doors and furniture.
Before quotation
Send stair drawings and site photos, identifying the final finishes. We review levels, substrate condition and fixing details. The project engineer approves safety dimensions and structural requirements.
| Item | What to clarify |
|---|---|
| Existing stair | Supporting structure, step dimensions and condition. |
| Finished levels | Cladding thickness, first/last step and floor transitions. |
| Handrail | Approved height, fixing and continuity with the responsible designer. |
| Surface | Finish sample, intended use and cleaning instructions. |
Project stages
Share the brief
Send the location, approximate dimensions, photos or designer drawings.
Measure and review
We arrange an engineer visit and identify dimensions awaiting final site finishes.
Quote and approve
Agree items, materials, hardware, delivery and installation; review drawings and samples.
Make, install and inspect
Manufacture the approved items and review fit, operation and finish at handover.
Service questions
Can you clad an existing concrete stair?
Send the measured layout and photos. We review the proposed wooden finish, fixing and level changes with the project engineer before agreeing the work.
Do you design the structural staircase?
The requested structural design must be explicitly scoped with the responsible engineer. A quotation for wooden finishes alone should not be read as structural design or certification.
