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Cantilever stairs
Treads that float.
No stringer, no beam, no clutter – just solid wood that seems to grow freely out of the wall. The cantilever stair is the most elegant way to connect floors, and our speciality.
Style studio
Your cantilever stair, your style.
Choose wood tone, lighting and railing – the sketch shows your choice instantly. If you like it, send it to us with one click.
What makes it special
Why a cantilever stair?
Maximum lightness
Without a visible substructure the room looks larger, brighter and more open.
Invisibly anchored
Steel brackets in the wall carry every tread – stable, tested and permanently safe.
Light as design
Integrated LED strips under the treads show off your stair at night too.
Your material, your style
Oak, walnut or ash, light oiled to deep dark – matching your floor and furniture.
From the building site
How a cantilever stair comes to life.
01 / 05 · Measuring
Every hole sits to the millimetre.
It all starts with a template on the concrete wall. Wherever we drill, a tread will later bear weight – so nothing is estimated here, everything is measured.
02 / 05 · Anchoring
What nobody sees carries for a lifetime.
Steel anchors, set firmly in the wall – exactly in the line of your future stair. This is the foundation of every floating tread.
More about cantilever stairs03 / 05 · The skeleton
Steel brackets for every tread.
Solid steel brackets go onto the anchors. Later they disappear completely inside the wood – and your treads seem to float freely.
04 / 05 · Shell construction
The stair stands – already walkable.
Still a shell, but step by step straight out of the wall. All that is missing now is solid wood and light.
Our installation team05 / 05 · The result
Done. And floating freely.
This is what one of our cantilever stairs looks like in the end: solid wood, invisibly anchored, built for generations.
Style worlds
Which style suits you?
52 real projects – pick a style and get inspired.
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Spiral stairs
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Wood cladding for concrete stairs
Solid wood on your existing concrete stair.
Glass railings
Protects without blocking the view – the stair stays the star.Personal consultation
Let's talk about your staircase.
Choose a free time online – measurement and consultation at your place or a conversation on the phone. We confirm personally.