An oak staircase is more than just a functional feature; it’s a timeless centerpiece that adds character and elegance to any property. To keep your staircase looking its best for years to come, a little regular care and maintenance can go a long way. Here are some practical tips to preserve the beauty and integrity of your oak staircase.
At Apex, we've always been passionate about crafting bespoke, high-quality woodwork. Over the years, our reputation for delivering beautifully designed oak frames through our sister company, Apex Oak Frames, has allowed us to work on some truly outstanding projects. Now, with the creation of Apex Staircases, we’re excited to dedicate a space entirely to our staircase expertise.
When designing or renovating staircases, it's crucial to comply with UK building regulations to ensure safety, functionality, and adherence to legal standards. Here's an overview of the key requirements:
It has been an absolute delight to create this stunning walnut curved staircase. The rich, dark walnut wood exudes a sense of elegance and warmth, effortlessly enhancing the ambiance of its surroundings. Each step has been meticulously crafted to highlight the unique grain patterns of the walnut, adding depth and character to this exquisite structure.
This stunning, custom-made spiral staircase is an exquisite addition. Hand-crafted from high quality materials in our workshop, this piece will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your living space. Its unique, winding shape adds visual interest and compliments any décor. The solid construction ensures its long-term durability, while the beautiful finishes make it a centrepiece of any hallway.
An oak staircase is a timeless classic that will add sophistication and style to any home. Its natural wood grain and warm tones bring a touch of luxury to any hallway, while its sturdy construction ensures years of reliable use.
Modern staircases can make a statement. By interacting with their environment and injecting character into a project, stairs can be the focal point of any interior design. Historically, the staircase was less a design aspect and more functional—they were but a transition from one floor to another. Upstairs only lead to private quarters. But things change, and so have staircases.
Not sure which staircase is right for you? We've put together these 5 top tips when choosing a staircase....