Stair Manufacturing
Staircase construction can be a large and complex project, but the final result can become one of the most striking features of a building. Building stairs requires careful planning, thoughtful material selection, and skilled craftsmanship to ensure their safety and durability.
The first step in building stairs is choosing the right material. Commonly used materials include wood and metal, but glass, stone, and concrete can also be used. Wood is the most popular choice because it is lightweight, durable, and easy to work with. Metal stairs are also durable, but they are heavier and require specialized tools. Stone and concrete are very strong, but heavier and require specialized installation.
Once the material has been selected, the design must be carefully planned. The design should match the overall style of the space and provide functionality. Stairs can be straight, intricately designed, or curved. However, the design must also ensure safety and comfort—for example, the steps should not be too high or too narrow, and the angle of the staircase should be appropriate. The placement of the stairs must also be considered, ensuring that they comply with all local building and safety regulations.
The next step is construction. Handcrafted stairs are stronger and of higher quality than industrially manufactured ones. When working with wood, the steps and framework must be cut first, then sanded and finished. With metal, the metal sheets must first be cut, bent, and welded, followed by sanding and finishing.
Once the staircase is completed, it must be properly installed. During installation, specific guidelines and procedures must be followed to ensure safety and durability. Installation may require specialized tools and professional assistance.
Finally, maintenance is essential to ensure a long service life and continued safety. Wooden stairs should be regularly varnished or painted to protect them from moisture and pests.
The manufacture of metal stairs is a broad field that involves working with steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals. Specialists develop a wide range of metal stair solutions tailored to individual clients according to their design preferences and budget. Metal stairs can feature complex shapes and high-tech elements, such as LED lighting and glass surfaces. These stairs are commonly used in commercial buildings, where both aesthetics and functionality are considered important.
We manufacture metal components on site using presses, saws, and other equipment.
We mainly produce metal structures and load-bearing beams for staircases.
Gallery
Here you will find a selection of staircases manufactured by Thorman, combining strong metal structures with modern design. The stairs are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, offering durability and style in any environment.