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Significance of Staircases in Interior Design
A staircase is much more than just a way to get from one floor to another in a house. In interior design, it is an important feature that can make a home look better, feel more spacious, and even be more useful. By thinking carefully about its design, a staircase can go from being just a basic path to a beautiful part of the home. A central showpiece Think of the staircase as a piece of art in your home. It's often one of the first things people see, so it has a big impact on a visitor's first impression. A work of art: The shape of the staircase can be a bold, artistic statement. A grand, sweeping staircase gives a sense of luxury, while a clean, modern one creates a sleek feel. Sets the mood: The style of the staircase helps set the tone for the whole house. For example, warm wood stairs can feel cozy, while metal stairs look modern and open. The finishing touches The final details of a staircase tie the whole look together. Materials: The type of material you choose, like wood, or metal, can match the rest of your home. Style: Choosing the right style to make a statement of your house style, from traditional to contemporary. In short, a staircase is more than just steps. By choosing the right design, you can make it a beautiful and useful part of your home that creates a lasting impression. International Stair Products, Inc. 1628 W. Crosby Road, Ste 109, Carrollton, Texas - 75006 Phone: (469)-453-6744 Email: sales@internaitonalstair.com
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Read moreAnatomy of a Staircase
A complete staircase is made of several interconnected parts, which can be broadly categorized into the structural components that form the steps and the balustrade system for safety. The step system These parts form the path you walk on, connecting one floor to the next. Tread: The flat, horizontal surface of each step that you place your foot on. Riser: The vertical section between one tread and the next. Nosing: The front edge of the tread that slightly overhangs the riser below it. This provides extra footing. Winder: A special, tapered tread used to change the direction of a staircase without needing a flat landing. The safety rail system (balustrade) Handrail: The top rail that you hold onto for support when using the stairs. It can be mounted on posts or directly to a wall. Baluster: The smaller, vertical posts that support the handrail. Also known as spindles, they can be made of wood, or metal. Newel Post: The larger, sturdy post located at the beginning, end, or key turns of a balustrade to anchor and support the handrail. Newel Cap: A decorative piece that sits on top of a newel post for a finished look. Base Rail: A horizontal rail that runs along the bottom of the balusters, typically on top of the stringer. The structure and framework These components form the skeleton of the staircase, providing support and stability. Stringer: The inclined board that runs along each side of the staircase and holds the treads and risers in place. On some staircases, stringers can be exposed, while others hide the steps. Landing: A flat platform between flights of stairs or at the top or bottom of a staircase. Landings provide a place to rest and allow stairs to change direction. International Stair Products, Inc. 1628 W. Crosby Road, Ste 109, Carrollton, Texas - 75006 Phone: (469)-453-6744 Email: sales@internaitonalstair.com
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