Wednesday, September 15, 2010
No railings or risers, just sheets of straight modern glass on other side – but strong enough to support floating wood treads and the weight of people walking up and down them. Load-bearing glass is not new, but using them for residential interior spaces is striking.
Perfect for open loft spaces, building these is best done as part of a larger remodel or new construction project in which the staircases are installed along with other core structural floors and walls. The only downside: you will need to plan on more storage elsewhere, since under-stair storage soluations clearly will not work well with this much transparency.
http://dornob.com/steel-strong-floating-glass-open-tread-staircase-pictures/
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you're back! Those stairs are sweet... look like downing's stairs at her old house in atlanta!
ReplyDeleteNo-railing stairs was definitely an enigma in home designs back then. Now, this type of staircase can be a beautiful addition to your home. With the right material and durable holders, you can have a seamless and clean no-railing stairs for your space. [Caiden Moeller]
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