Some interiors dictate the use of ornate iron staircases whilst other customers have opted for a classic wooden staircase. Spiral staircases can be built from virtually any material. Inside the home, a spiral staircase adds glamour whilst they addition outside they add functionality to reach other floors etc, without adding too big a staircase to the garden. Spiral staircases are also seen as architectural pieces mainly as they employ so many different facets of design. Adds style – everyone will admire and appreciate your spiral staircase.They are compact and only occupy a small amount of space themselves.They are a practical solution to connect multiple floors in a building or a house.The benefits of a spiral staircase are numerous: Take a walk around a castle and would will that spiral staircases feature heavily. You can be forgiven for thinking that spiral staircases are modern inventions but, take a look back in history and you will find spiral staircases in many buildings. A spiral staircase offers the opportunity to use this space, without the need to add a fixed traditional staircase. For example, some older properties have generous lofts or cellar space. Spiral staircases can also be used in older properties such as mid-terraced properties where you are looking to utilise and maximise the space available to you within the property. Spiral staircases offer a touch of class, as well as being a very practical solution in a tight space. If room is cramped, then a traditional staircase will not work it may look like a massive intrusion on the space. This lack of space makes for one big headache – where to put the stairs.

Nobody likes cramped space but sometimes a big empty void can be just as uncomfortable. Modern housing and developments are being built far more compact and with less room, in all dimensions such as height. Modern living can present one rather larger problem – lack of space.

Compact spiral staircases