Traditional Wooden Staircases

All homes that have more than one story will need a staircase in order to get to and from the different floors. Good stair parts should be able to provide a solid form while still maintaining the essential aspect of functionality. To start with you need to be aware that staircases can now be made from a range of materials. Quality wooden staircases should have solid form to ensure safety through the use of affordable and high quality staircase parts. Outstanding materials from a collection of quality hardwood such as red oak, beech, walnut, white oak and mahogany are necessary for excellent results.

A stunning wooden staircase can make all the difference to the look of a property, and they don’t come much more stunning than the styles here at Pear Stairs. The presence of wood in a home makes living more cozy and comfortable. That's the reason why wooden handrails never go out of style because it is economical and flexible. There are lots of wood varieties to choose from: oak, mahogany, pine, maple, walnut, etc. Wood is a lasting material, provided that it is maintained well. It is also easy to hold on to wood since they’re not as slippery as metal and steel. Not only are wooden staircases attractive and impressive, they are also very high quality and last a good many years. 

Wooden staircases are probably the cheapest set of staircases you can get; of course this is also dependent on the type of wood you get. That said, would is probably one of the most versatile materials you can use for construction-work. For one, wood can be easily carved or cut into shapes and designs, materials such as granite and stone can too, but it often is more expensive as you need to take them to specialist cutters and sculptors. On the other hand not many people have a wooden staircase in their home, which means you will have an added touch of elegance while increasing the value of your home.

Wooden staircases come in many forms. Your choice of one would be dependent on the size of your house along with the area where it would be put up. If you are interested in finding out more about wooden staircases and want to know what is would be on offer to you, take your time and make sure that you'll be able to do it yourself, or you might need to hire someone who has a speciality in the area.