Often overlooked as a design element, but certainly essential to any building, are your interior and exterior staircases. Timber stairs & handrails can be built all sorts of ways to get you from floor to floor. The choice of wood and style of finish can make a dramatic impact, whether you want a rustic appearance or a sleek, polished look.
Your stairs can be open, to allow multi-story views, or closed, to create an enclosed separate space.
Wooden handrails can be paired with metal or wood pickets, in an unlimited variety of designs to create just the look and style you want.
Browse our gallery of selected timber stairs & handrails for ideas for your project!
MoreSun delivered a quality product that was competitively priced and a perfect complement to the evolving character of the house. In addition to the "showstopper" staircase to the loft, MoreSun built two beautiful banquet style tables, two fireplace mantels, wood brackets around the house to support the roof overhang and railing for the balcony and porches to match the rest of the timber frame.
Home Owners/Lake Burton, GA
Interior Stairs
Eastern white pine stairs wind through four levels
Stairs crafted from red oak harvested on site
Homeowner planned for the future with an elevator
Restaurant face lift included new staircase
Poplar & stairs wrap around stone fireplace
Open stairs highlight views of the timber frame
Stairs with mixed wood species and wedge tenons
Thick stair treads
Reclaimed heart pine treads
Exterior Stairs
Cypress deck, stairs & railings
Two sets of steps lead to porch
Cypress stairs with landing
Length, width, size of treads, closed or open risers and choice of materials all combine to create the style of your stairs.
Railings
Interior railings, whether all wood or a combination of wood and metal, have different looks depending on the size of the materials.
Added function & fun
Combined wood & metal
Small handrail with style
Curve adds interest (pickets next up)
Exterior railings can combine different materials, as well. Think about adding curves for additional interest.
