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I need a staircase built


Ellie78

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Looking for recommendation to fit staircase: c. 13 steps, narrow (space is an issue) and a winder at the base (2 steps)


Happy to consider materials.


Budget is an issue, so not flush, but rather not be mdf, which we'd then have to cover in carpet.


Any recommendations gratefully received - or approaches from carpenters/joiners (will require refs) with an idea of cost and options


Sorry if this is basic info - let me know if you need more!


EDITED: to emphasise that whilst I said 'bespoke' I don't mean made out of steel or glass etc. I'm looking for a timber staircase which is going to be about 75cm wide, roughly 11 stairs (I think) with a winder on the last3 steps. Should be a reasonably simple job for those in the know! Get in touch, with an idea of cost/options if you're interested

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