Indoor spiral staircase in laminated beech – compact solution

This spiral staircase is designed for indoor use where the available space requires a solution with a small floor footprint. Its spiral configuration connects two levels while minimising the floor footprint, making it suitable for both renovation projects and new builds, subject to compatibility with the stairwell opening and the floor-to-floor height. The steps are made from laminated beech, a material suited to the mechanical demands of an indoor staircase. Dimensions, diameter, finish of the metal components and certain parts may vary depending on the selected variant. Before installation, it is recommended to check all dimensional constraints to ensure a compliant and functional fitting.

Key specifications

Key points

• Spiral configuration minimising the floor footprint
• Compatible with renovation and new build subject to dimensional constraints
• Laminated beech steps
• Staircase supplied as a kit with handrail included

Installation advice

1. Check the floor-to-floor height, the selected diameter and the stairwell opening dimensions before assembly.
2. Position and secure the central post, ensuring it is plumb and that the anchor points are correct.
3. Assemble the steps and the balustrade in the order indicated in the manufacturer's instructions.
4. Check the tightness of the fixings and the overall stability before putting into service.

Maintenance and care

The wooden steps can be cleaned with a dry or slightly damp cloth, followed by immediate drying. The metal components should be maintained without abrasive products to preserve their finish. Periodic checking of the fixings is recommended.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions

How do I install an indoor spiral staircase?

Installation is carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions: fitting the central post, progressively assembling the steps, adjusting the height and fitting the balustrade.

What is the lifespan of a spiral staircase?

The lifespan depends on the use and maintenance of the wood and metal components. Regular checking of the fixings is recommended.

Is a spiral staircase suitable for a renovation?

Yes, provided that the stairwell opening and the floor-to-floor height are compatible with the chosen variant and that the fixing points can be achieved.

What diameter should I choose for an indoor spiral staircase?

The diameter depends on the available space and the desired ease of passage. A larger diameter improves circulation, subject to sufficient space.

Why choose a spiral staircase rather than a straight staircase?

A spiral staircase reduces the floor footprint. A straight staircase offers a wider passage but requires more space.