Wnatever is is for historic purpose or just because it is beautiful, a stone staircase add to the perspective of an ad.
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What a joy, our new traditional stone staircase in a new farm house in Devon !
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Impatient to see this new stone staircase for a new mansion down south of england. And this time no local stone like portland but a british Cradley limestone.
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Tucked in south London, in the Surrey, Kent area, this Moleanos limestone staircase is for a new house. The work was an effortless cooperation with Tatham contractor.
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Our new natural stone staircase, not anymore cantilever, just self supporting.
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Look at this magnificent staircase made of natural limestone, in Manchester ! a great setting ! with a beautiful framing with this delicate stone column. How would you not want to have such product in your house ! Of course you could do it in portland stone or moleanos !
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When we look back, it is very proud that we look back, 64 flight, cantilever staircases, post tensioned, reinforced, with supporting wall, made of bricks, concrete, wood !
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It can take a while for a layman to understand how sometimes it is not the harder stone that make the longest standing building ! Take clunch limestone from Bedfordshire, it has been used on so many churches in that area and there are still standing. Of course when you see a piece of lunch your first thought are,
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We prefer our stone stair to be load bearing but what a surprised to see this stair London after we installed it a while back.
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43 steps, 2flights ! 1 bespoke gantry installed in 3 weeks on site ! These are the critical numbers for the construction of this staircase in the heart of Kensington !
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After awaiting nearly a year to have access granted to this magnificient stone staircase we fitted a while back. The central core of the house, it is a spiral staircase made of portland on 7 floors. more that 3 months on site the behemoth have made us more aware of scheduling work in central London, delivery next to one of the busiest street of London.
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There is a great pictures of one of our favorite Architect, stone lover, Luytens. What ever he designed, balance and harmony were included !
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It is all very well the cmc machine, put you can not beat the human touch. The fingers like butterflies, moving from one leaf to the other. How can the craft and skill of the human can be forgotten and deemed to slow ! The natural material, stone marble, portland stone caen stone, carrara marble need the knowledge and love of the craftsman. The client is always keen on having the beauty of sometimes irregularity of the hand. Let’s carry on our workforce all over the world to cut some beautifull steps for our cantilever stair, staircases. The finely cut treads, bull nose and astragal !
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We have decided to join the great pictures website www.houzz.co.uk This practical very visual website might help us to guide in a better way our customers. Our news set of pictures will allow our stone staircase cantilever or not to better promoted to. If we can carry on make our material more widely available this would be great !
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Here another picture of our stone staircase hanging from a wooden stud wall, it has been a challenge that we overcame easily. It was not again a project where you could provide reconstituted stone or wet cast concrete. The details at to be spot on and the fitting very finely tune. It is only with great precision that this can be done, craft and skills are the 2 pillars of stonemasonry ! Stone cantilever do not need to be palladian stair, or to be an ornate stone stair hanging from a solid wall.
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Unfortunately unknown photographer for this superb refurbishment in central London. The original cantilever staircase, with portland steps, is a great feature, no quarter landing, just a snake of a stair. Winding from Ground floor to the 2 nd floor. Note the tall handrail ! 1200 mm cast spindles ! The soffite was like some original italian, palladian stairwell, rendered with plaster. Enjoy this great setting ! ( look at the floor tiles too !)
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Not really a floating stone staircase but none the less very interesting with its metal stinger hidden in the partition wal
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Not everybody can successfully design an Kinkless transition from the curved fro, the flat soffits to the twisted part of the staircase. On this Anstrude stone staircase, you can see the well smooth underneath of the spiral of the cantilever stair.
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