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The
concept of spiral staircases comes to us through time
from the Middle Ages. However, in recent years, we at
Kensington Spirals have taken the concept and turned
it into an art form. Spirals today are available in
four basic designs with many themes and finishes. A
synopsis of our current range is set out in this presentation.
Spiral
Staircases are categorised according to function
as follows:
Primary
Staircase: Applicable as the main staircase in a
home. Usually 1830mm (6'-0") in diameter or greater
Secondary
Staircase: One which is not the main staircase in
the dwelling. Suitable for use in extensions. Loft conversions
etc. From 1375mm (4'-6") in diameter
Non-Standard
Staircase: Always bespoke-made to meet the client's
specific requirements. Usually where available space
is less than that required by UK Building Regulations.
106mm (3'-6"), 1145mm (3'-9") or 1220mm (4'-0")
Commercial
Staircase: Dependant upon the precise application
and use. Such staircases are from 2100mm diameter upwards
Note:
The space required to fit a spiral staircase is a minimum
of 100mm (4") greater than the diameter. All staircases
are manufactured to suit either clockwise or anti-clockwise
rising.
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