Hi Kevin,

Here’s a general drawing that should be enough to ask for quotes .

More detailed manufacturing plans  can be drawn when you decide on the people who will build the stair as these might change accordingly. 

To get a quote I suggest you send the drawing with the photos that show the style you are looking for.

All the best,

Ness

Hi Kevin,

I’m working on your drawings and can’t find the under ceiling height (or joist depth).

Can you post it?

cheers,

Ness

Hi Kevin,

Here’s a redraft of the stair plan.

I’ve extended the curtail step to 2050 total length as this looks better in the general flow of the stair.

What do you think?

All the best ,

Ness

Hi Kevin,

Here’s a first draft of the plan for your stair.

I have drawn up 2 possible options. On the left with direction changes using newel posts, the easiest and cheapest option.

On the left with direction changes using newel posts, the easiest and cheapest option.

The right option uses wreathed sections and curved panelling around the landing joists, maybe a bit more elegant but longer to make and of course more expensive. This is just an idea maybe not necessary.

The initial flare could be increased if there is room in the hall way.

What is the size of the hall?

For spindles 50×50 would be a minimum.

I have drawn the posts at 100×100, strings 80mm.

The stair is wide so steps will have to be fairly thick at least 35-40mm and risers will have to give structural support to the steps so minimum 20mm.

If the general plan si OK I’ll move forward and draw up some detailing and ask a quote from our supplier.

All the best,

Ness