& Joinery Services
Oak Staircase
Treads
Supplied and fitted in European oak, matched in species, grade and finish to your floor. Each tread is individually profiled to fit — staircase geometry in older properties is rarely uniform, and we account for that rather than working around it. Every tread is fitted by our own team, not handed off.
- European oak — same grade and species as your floor
- Nosing options: square edge, bullnose or pencil round
- Finished on-site to match existing sheen level
- Each tread individually measured and cut
- Hardwax oil, lacquer or site-applied finish
Landing
Floors
The landing is the point at which the staircase becomes the upper floor. Leaving it in carpet when the rest of the house is in oak is the most common place where a renovation loses coherence. We lay landing floors in the same material as the treads and the floor below — or in a complementary specification where the architecture calls for it.
- Engineered or solid oak in matching specification
- Straight lay, herringbone or bespoke pattern
- Floating, glue-down or secret-nail to suit the subfloor
- Subfloor preparation and levelling included
- Threshold management at bedroom and bathroom doors
Risers — Painted
or Timber
The riser — the vertical face between each tread — is a design decision that is often made without enough consideration. In a period property, painted risers in the same white or near-white as the skirtings is the correct answer and looks exactly right. In a contemporary house where the staircase is designed to be minimal, timber risers in the same oak as the treads gives the most resolved result.
- Painted MDF risers — primed and painted on-site
- Solid oak timber risers — matched to tread specification
- Open riser option — structural assessment required
- Colour matching to existing joinery on request
- Advice on which approach suits your property included
