The space-saving stair:
a minor miracle of space
Where there's less space than usual, a space-saving stair from Treppenbau Voss is just the thing for you. Its ingenious design tricks ensure that these miracles of space utilization provide a sure footing.
Their principle is based on wedge-shaped steps with the wider sides alternating, on the one hand saving space and on the other increasing the tread width. They are usually chosen for providing access to attic and lofts, and to replace ladder-like steps. Space-saving stairs are however only permitted for secondary rooms, and not for rooms in continous use.
Generally speaking, these stairs can be built in straight or spiral form, always made to measure for the specific space situations encountered. And of course with the superb workmanship typical of Treppenbau Voss.
Their principle is based on wedge-shaped steps with the wider sides alternating, on the one hand saving space and on the other increasing the tread width. They are usually chosen for providing access to attic and lofts, and to replace ladder-like steps. Space-saving stairs are however only permitted for secondary rooms, and not for rooms in continous use.
Generally speaking, these stairs can be built in straight or spiral form, always made to measure for the specific space situations encountered. And of course with the superb workmanship typical of Treppenbau Voss.