External stairs

For outdoor use, we exclusively employ weather-resistant materials.

For your safety, the surfaces used must be processed to be non-slip.

There are two types of stairs:

1) To clad a staircase with stone executed in concrete or masonry.

The stairs consist of:

- Tread or step (the horizontal element where the foot rests)

- Riser (the vertical element between one step and another)

- Baseboard (finishing element between the stairs and the side wall)

The stairs are crafted according to the measurements you desire, whether they are straight pieces or more complex pieces like fan-shaped steps.

The top part is typically flamed, gritted or, upon request, bush-hammered.
The lateral parts, known as risers, are milled.
The visible risers can be milled, flamed, gritted or, upon request, bush-hammered.
Additionally, they can be rounded to a bullnose or half bullnose profile to enhance their elegance.

2) Stairs made in a single piece using solid steps (e.g., 30x15 cm).

The stairs are crafted according to the measurements you desire. The top part is typically flamed, gritted, or, upon request, bush-hammered.
The lateral parts of the steps, known as risers, are milled.
The visible risers can be milled, flamed, gritted or, upon request, bush-hammered.