Wooden Stringer Stairs
Wooden stringer staircases bring warmth, character and centuries of craft into your home. From heritage closed-strings to contemporary floating treads, every piece is cut, joined and finished by hand in our Toronto workshop.
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Craftsmanship Options
Every style is bespoke to your timber, profile and finish. We craft each staircase from scratch in our own workshop.
Classic Single-Flight Design
The most fundamental and widely used staircase form — a single uninterrupted flight running in a straight line from one floor to the next. Clean lines, easy construction and a timeless presence make straight wooden stairs the first choice for hallways and open-plan homes.
180° Landing Staircase
Two parallel flights connected by a half-landing that reverses direction 180°. The U-shape is space-efficient for stair wells and creates a natural visual pause at the landing — ideal for larger homes and period renovations requiring a grand entrance.
90° Corner Staircase
An L-shaped staircase that changes direction by 90° at a quarter-landing. Perfect for corner installations where the stair must navigate a wall or structural element. The landing provides a natural rest point and an opportunity for decorative newel detail.
Central Column Helix
Treads radiate outward from a central wooden or steel column, winding upward in a tight helix. The spiral is the ultimate space-saver — requiring as little as a 1.2 m diameter — while delivering an unmistakable architectural focal point in any home.
Sweeping Arc — No Centre Pole
Where a spiral wraps a pole, a helical staircase sweeps through a continuous arc with an open void at the centre. Every tread, string and handrail is individually shaped by our craftsmen, creating a sculptural statement reserved for prestige interiors.
Grand Split-Flight Design
A single wide lower flight divides at a central landing into two symmetrical upper flights rising in opposite directions. The bifurcated form conveys grandeur and authority — the defining staircase of hotels, manor houses and impressive double-height entrances.
Space-Saving Fan Treads
Where a quarter-landing does not fit, fan-shaped winder treads allow the staircase to turn through a corner without sacrificing footprint. Our engineers calculate every tread width precisely to meet building regulations while maximising usable floor area.
Wall-Fixed Floating Treads
Treads are anchored deep into the adjacent wall with no visible stringer or support beneath — each step appears to float in pure space. The concealed steel armature transfers all loads invisibly, leaving only the warmth of solid timber hovering in mid-air.
Light-Filled Tread-Only Design
Risers are omitted entirely, leaving gaps between solid treads that allow light, air and sight-lines to flow through the staircase. Open-riser stairs feel lighter than any enclosed design and are a hallmark of contemporary interiors worldwide.
Fully Enclosed Heritage Staircase
The classic Victorian and Edwardian form — treads and risers housed within solid timber strings on both sides, creating a clean enclosed silhouette. Ideal for period renovations and traditional homes where a timeless, carpet-ready aesthetic is required.
Material Selection
We work with FSC-certified hardwoods and locally sourced timber. All options available in multiple finish grades.
Warm grain, highly durable
Rich dark tones, premium choice
Pale, straight grain, light rooms
Fine grain, contemporary look
Rustic character, cost-effective
Ribbon figure, tropical warmth
Our Process
We visit your home, measure with laser precision, and discuss timber species, profiles and finish options.
Our craftsmen produce detailed workshop drawings and a 3D layout so you can visualise the finished staircase.
Every component is machined, joined, and dry-fitted in our workshop before delivery to site.
Our installation team fits, adjusts and finishes on site, leaving your home clean and your staircase perfect.
Common Questions
Visit our showroom to touch and feel our timber samples, or book a free home consultation for expert advice tailored to your space.