In Saint-Lambert, this winder staircase runs on itself to connect the floors of a house on several levels. Looking from above, we imagine the half-tower and the treads angle that follow the curve. The treads from hardwood, staineds of a hot gray-brown, are still protected while waiting for the end of the building. The glass railing, fixed by stainless steel clips, longs the descent under a handrail of wood. A wood lambris accompanies the interior wall and extends the shade of the treads to the top. It was built and installed by our team.
PROJECT DETAILS
Type
Winder Staircase
Location
Saint-Lambert
Wood Species
hardwood stained gray-brown
Structure
stringers closed, half-to-round with treads angle
Railings
Stainless steel glass and pinces, handrail wood
Year
2026
Usage
Residential
THE PROJECT
GALLERY
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