Client: Scott M Location: Kent Category: New Staircase Timber Choice: Natural Oak Balustrade: 15mm frameless Glass with Hidden Fixings Treads: Open Tread Solid Oak with Glass Risers In Summary: Mixing the old with the new – a contrast that couldn’t work any better in this converted barn.
Location: Prestbury, Cheshire Category: Renovation Timber Choice: Solid Oak prefinished with Abbott-Wade Black Onyx Stain Balustrade: Cube handrail profile with square newel posts and 10mm embedded glass Treads: Carpet In Summary: Illuminated by a modern chandelier, this black oak & glass staircase creates a high-impact Statement Staircase to wow visitors
Client: Mrs Kaart Location: Abingdon, Oxfordshire Category: Renovation Timber Choice: Stained oak Balustrade: Sleek oak handrail with 10mm embedded glass panels Treads: Carpet with double feature step In Summary: The before & after photos show the difference this transformation has made! Stained oak brightens the hallway & adds interest.
Location: Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside Category: Renovation Timber Choice: Painted white timber Balustrade: Contemporary white rails housing sparkling Low-Iron glass spindles Treads: Carpeted treads with brilliant white risers and rounded feature steps In Summary: A clean, bright transformation with luxuriously soft carpet underfoot
Mr Wills, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire Why a new staircase? A new staircase was needed to complete the renovation of our house and we wanted our staircase to be a major feature in giving an additional wow factor to compliment the rest of the project turning our house into a beautiful home. Inspiration: Our inspiration was …
Mr & Mrs Slater, Blackburn, Lancashire Why a new staircase? Having been built in the 1970’s our old staircase was very dark and old fashioned and we felt it needed updating.. Inspiration: We saw a lovely advert for Abbott-Wade in ‘Lancashire life’ magazine. We immediately loved the oak and glass and the fact we could keep …
Mr & Mrs King, Merseyside Why a new staircase? Over the years we have updated our bathroom and kitchen and redecorated every room in the house, but lived with the same two tired ranch rails on our 1970s staircase. Rather than give them yet another lick of paint this time round, we decided to see …
