Half-turn staircase
Find the space-saving and comfortable interior staircase. Select the right half-turn staircase model without a landing, with radiating treads, on our website. Choose the floor-to-floor height of the staircase, the number of treads, the stairwell size, and the finish. Based on your décor, determine the style of your half-turn staircase: contemporary or classic. Standard staircase, bespoke staircase, in kit form or pre-assembled, every Woodup half-turn staircase model combines design and safety.
The half-turn staircase is a product similar to the "double quarter-turn" staircase. Its structure (stringers, treads, and reinforcements) is U-shaped. The half-turn staircase has an intermediate angle of 180°. The foot of the staircase is opposite the exit onto the landing. Each flight of treads meets the other via a flight of balanced treads or an intermediate landing. The half-turn staircase is in wood or wood and metal, with a central stringer or lateral stringers, with or without risers.
Choose a half-turn staircase based on the following dimensions:
Bear in mind that a staircase is much more than a structure made of treads. It is a piece of furniture that has an effect on the décor. Pay close attention to the staircase accessories (balusters, flat bars, balustrades) and its finish. Opt for a half-turn staircase without risers to let light through beneath the staircase.
Discover our half-turn staircases and make your choice based on their main characteristics. The half-turn staircase offers as much comfort as a straight staircase. It allows safe access to an upper floor in a limited space thanks to a comfortable angle of inclination. Half-turn staircases are suited to a square stairwell. Some renovation projects favour the half-turn staircase over the spiral staircase for design purposes.
Do you have a square stairwell? Plan to install a half-turn staircase if your stairwell dimensions allow it. Due to its structure, a half-turn staircase requires a stairwell of at least 160 x 160 cm. The half-turn staircase is also compatible with a sufficiently wide rectangular stairwell.
Easy to use, half-turn staircases have a double flight of treads and a 180° angle. The structure of the half-turn staircase without a landing saves space. The starting flight of the staircase is opposite the arriving flight of treads. The classic half-turn staircase is supported by two wooden stringers. The structure of the modular model rests on a central epoxy steel stringer (durable finish and décor).
The half-turn staircase is the intermediate option between the straight staircase and the spiral staircase. Its U-shaped structure (180° angle) produces a sense of fluidity in use. For the same floor footprint as a spiral staircase, the half-turn staircase is wider. Opt for this type of staircase for frequent use. Add a sturdy handrail and balustrade to your half-turn staircase to enhance safety.
Visit our half-turn staircase website for standard or bespoke options and choose the model that suits your décor. Measure your stairwell opening, the floor-to-floor height, the staircase setback, and the headroom clearance. For a renovation project, a half-turn staircase requires a higher budget than a straight staircase. Discover our two main categories of half-turn staircases. And to find out more, visit the product page of the model you like.
The price of a wooden half-turn staircase is higher than that of a straight staircase. However, the effect of this type of staircase on interior décor is unique. Depending on the model, you can choose the structure with or without risers. The standard height of half-turn staircases is 2.80 m, with a tread width of 80 cm. Based on your décor, enhance your staircase with a handrail featuring horizontal metal flat bars or a handrail with wooden spindles.
Choose this half-turn staircase model for a particular stairwell opening. Opt for this type of staircase if the floor-to-floor height exceeds standard dimensions (common in renovation projects). The contemporary half-turn staircase is a modular wood and metal staircase. It consists of a central steel stringer and solid or laminated wood treads (fir, beech, or oak). For an elegant finish, choose the handrail and balustrade carefully (wood and metal flat bars or metal tubes).
Our standard half-turn staircases don't fit your stairwell? Not happy with the balustrade on the wooden half-turn staircase model? Opt for our bespoke half-turn staircases. The price is higher, but you define the style, the design, and the finish according to your expectations. For a successful renovation, choose Woodup for your staircase! Do you have a question about the treads or the stairwell? Ask our staircase experts!
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