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- Space Saving
One of the first reasons many people think about a spiral staircase is that it is a space saver. The footprint that this type of stairs has is generally very small in comparison to a standard set of stairs. This makes it a very practical option; especially in houses which need a second set of stairs.
- Wide Treads
You’d be forgiven for believing that spiral staircases give you a smaller place to step. While the inner edges of the stairs are small the outer edges are as large as traditional stairs. This makes it just as easy to go up and down as with any other type of stairs. They are also incredibly stylish:
- Small and discreet
In general, the spiral staircases are relatively small and discreet at the back of the house. They offer a functional means to transverse between floors. But, although practical this does not mean that they are not stylish. The polished wood effect of the treads and the handrail or the balustrades can create a stunning look in any room. It can be in a wide range of colours and the balustrades can also be a simple bar or an elaborate paneling system. Small they may be but they don’t need to be discreet and they certainly look good!
- Beauty
A spiral staircase can allow you to have a circular hole in your ceiling, connecting the floors. This might seem unusual but it can be an amazing feature. This is not the only way in which a spiral staircase can appear beautiful and stylish. The actual staircase doesn’t need to be small. It can be created in a similar style to traditional stairs. This will give you a comfortable walking area while the stairs spiral into the sky. Take a look at a few pictures online and you’ll instantly be surprised at just how many different types of the spiral staircase there are and how impressive they can look.