Quarter-Turn Beech Staircase – Complete Kit with Handrail

Combine robustness, design and affordability with this quarter-turn bottom beech staircase. Available in right or left-hand version, this ready-to-assemble model offers an aesthetic and durable solution to optimise your interior spaces. Supplied as a complete kit with spindle handrail, it is designed for simplified installation at home.

Main features

Technical dimensions

Packaging dimensions

• Package 1/3: Quarter turn + 3 risers – 1020 x 570 x 140 mm
• Package 2/3: Stringers + handrail – 2960 x 200 x 145 mm
• Package 3/3: 10 steps + 10 risers – 780 x 405 x 245 mm

Key points

• Durable solid wood: beech guarantees excellent resistance to wear and over time.
• Easy assembly: supplied as a kit with instructions – accessible even for beginner DIYers.
• Enhanced safety: spindle handrail included for reliable support and an elegant finish.
• Space saving: quarter-turn bottom format ideal for configurations with an angled stairwell.
• Natural aesthetics: light wood and understated finishes to complement any interior.

Installation or usage tips

1. Check the stairwell dimensions and available clearance space.
2. Sort the pieces according to their use (steps, stringers, risers, handrail).
3. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided for smooth and safe assembly.
4. Get help during installation when handling long pieces safely.
5. Once assembled, apply a finish (varnish, oil) to protect the wood if necessary.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions

• Why choose beech for the steps?
  Beech offers an excellent balance between robustness and aesthetics. It is a hardwood, resistant to wear, with a smooth grain and an attractive light colour. It withstands frequent traffic well.
• How do you maintain a solid beech staircase, especially if it is untreated?
  - Dust regularly with a soft cloth.
  - Clean with very little water (slightly damp cloth), and dry immediately to avoid warping.
  - Apply a protective finish (varnish, matt oil, wax) if desired to limit scratches, stains or wear.
  - Monitor for cracks or any variation in the wood — wood "works" with moisture.
• With or without risers: which should you choose?
  - Without risers: lighter and more modern design, more light, quieter.
  - With risers: better safety (children, objects), less dust under the steps, more enclosed structure.
• What is a quarter-turn staircase and what are its advantages?
  It saves space, adapts to an angled stairwell, and offers a more dynamic aesthetic result than a straight staircase.
• What are the technical parameters to check for a quarter-turn staircase?
  - Floor-to-floor height
  - Stairwell dimension
  - Step height / going
  - Total clearance
  - Fixing elements and safety