Staircases · Miami & South Florida
Custom Staircases Designed Around Your Space
Custom-designed stair systems combining steel, wood, architectural glass, integrated lighting, and precision fabrication.
Stair types
Layouts we design, fabricate and install.
Every flight begins from field dimensions, not a catalog — geometry, structure and finish are resolved together.
Straight Staircases
Clean and efficient staircase layouts for modern residential and commercial spaces.
L-Shaped Staircases
Two-flight staircase configurations with landing or turning geometry.
U-Shaped Staircases
Compact stair systems designed for larger floor-to-floor heights or constrained openings.
Mono-Stringer Staircases
Architectural stair systems with a central structural steel stringer.
Double-Stringer Staircases
Two structural stringers supporting wood, steel, stone, or glass treads.
Floating Staircases
Minimal staircase systems designed to reduce visible structure and emphasize the treads.
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Structural approaches.
The structural strategy sets how much of the stair remains visible. We detail it around the architecture and the site conditions.
Mono Stringer
A single central steel spine carries the treads, leaving both sides of the flight visually open.
Double Stringer
Two structural members run beneath or beside the treads for wider flights and heavier tread materials.
Side Stringer
Slim plate stringers along the tread edges, detailed to read as a folded steel line.
Concealed Structure
Structure hidden inside adjacent walls or soffits so only the finished treads remain visible.
Cantilever Support
Treads project from concealed supports for the most minimal architectural expression.
Wall-Supported Systems
Treads and stringers anchored to prepared wall conditions coordinated with the builder.
Tread materials
Tread selection.
Species, plate and slab options specified for the exposure conditions of the project.
White Oak
Warm, tight-grained hardwood that pairs naturally with matte black and bronze structure.
- Ideal application
- Interior residential flights and open-plan living areas
- Exposure
- Interior only
Walnut
Deeper tone with rich figure for statement stairs in darker interiors.
- Ideal application
- Feature stairs, entries and hospitality interiors
- Exposure
- Interior only
Engineered Hardwood
Dimensionally stable build-up for humid South Florida conditions and wide treads.
- Ideal application
- Coastal residences and conditioned commercial interiors
- Exposure
- Interior, humidity-tolerant
Steel
Fabricated plate treads, folded or filled, finished in powder coat to match the structure.
- Ideal application
- Industrial-modern interiors and covered exterior flights
- Exposure
- Interior and covered exterior
Stone
Slab treads set on steel support for weight, permanence and continuity with floors.
- Ideal application
- Entries, terraces and lobby stairs
- Exposure
- Interior and exterior
Glass
Laminated architectural glass treads, optionally paired with integrated illumination.
- Ideal application
- Showpiece stairs where light transmission is the design driver
- Exposure
- Interior, project-specific review
Structure finishes
Finish options.
The same finish vocabulary used across our aluminum, glass and lighting systems.
- Matte Black
- Satin Black
- Bronze
- Champagne
- Silver
- White
- Wood-Look
- Custom RAL
Glass integration
Glass railings on stairs.
Frameless and framed glass details coordinated with the stringer, tread and handrail.
Frameless Glass Railing
Structural glass with no top rail, set into a base shoe or standoffs.
Side-Mounted Glass
Glass carried on the stringer face to keep the full tread width usable.
Floor-Mounted Glass
Base-channel glass anchored to the landing or slab for a continuous plane.
Glass with Metal Handrail
Slim aluminum or stainless cap rail over frameless glass panels.
Glass with Wood Handrail
Hardwood cap rail matched to the tread species over glass infill.
Illuminated Glass
Edge-lit laminated glass integrated with the stair lighting layout.
Stair lighting
Continuous, concealed illumination.
Stair lighting is designed as continuous architectural linear illumination integrated into the structure — never decorative point fixtures.
Under-Tread LED
Concealed linear illumination positioned beneath each tread.
Side Channel LED
Continuous linear light integrated into the structural edge or wall line.
Wall-Recessed Step Lighting
Architectural step illumination recessed into the adjacent wall.
Integrated Handrail Lighting
Linear light carried inside the handrail profile for continuous wash.
Floating Stair Lighting
Lighting layouts detailed specifically for concealed-structure flights.
Design & production
From measurement to final inspection.
- 01
Site Measurements
Field dimensions for opening, floor-to-floor and structure.
- 02
Concept Development
Layout, geometry and material direction.
- 03
Stair Configuration
Riser, tread and landing study using the Stair Configurator.
- 04
Engineering Review
Coordinated with licensed engineers when the project requires it.
- 05
Material Selection
Tread species, structure finish, glass and lighting.
- 06
Fabrication
Precision shop fabrication of stringers, treads and hardware.
- 07
Finishing
Powder coat, wood finishing and hardware preparation.
- 08
Installation
Shop-to-site installation and final inspection.
Final structural design, code compliance, attachment details, fabrication requirements, and engineering are confirmed during Design Development and project review.
Some projects require engineering because of permitting requirements, structural conditions or customer preference. When required, we coordinate directly with licensed Professional Engineers before fabrication begins. Engineering is not included in every project, and we do not stamp drawings ourselves.
Stair Configurator
Know Your Opening Dimensions?
Use our Stair Configurator to enter your floor-to-floor height, opening dimensions, stair width, preferred layout, materials, railing, and lighting options.
Staircase projects
Selected stair work.
Floating, mono-stringer, double-stringer, wood + glass and steel + glass systems across residential and commercial projects.
Typical project investment
Project investment
Final investment depends on project dimensions, geometry, materials, engineering requirements, site conditions, fabrication complexity and installation scope.
Project investment varies by scope. Request an estimate for preliminary pricing — dimensions, drawings and site conditions define the final scope.
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