Traditional Staircase Projects
The Bracknell Project
Few words are required to accompany this stair as it is simplicity at its best, illustrating the fact that with the correct balance and enhancing details a staircase does not have to be overly decorative to give a luxury finish.
The Lansdowne Project
Architects Donald Insall were required to design a balustrade for a large ultra-modern property in Cambridge. We at Demax were not initially enthusiastic about the choice of bronze casting or satin brass handrail being incorporated into such a modern environment.
The Duxford Project
We have attempted to offer a range of details for stairs on our web site simply to give ideas to both designers and clients, some traditional and some slightly more contemporary and unusual. Where possible we have shown close-up detail of unusual features.
The Pall Mall Project
The refurbishment of these exclusive offices required a mezzanine floor to be constructed served by a staircase sympathetic to the original staircase. Our Architectural foundry cast the balusters and our Joinery division completed all the Mahogany cladding to the steel carcass. A coffee station was incorporated underneath the stair landing
The Norfolk Road Project
This gracefully curved staircase was designed to take up minimal space in this courtyard garden.
The Latasca Project
Demax has completed the decorative cast metalwork for 41 La Tasca Spanish Tapas bars, plus many other pubs and clubs nationwide. Our main assets for completing these projects on time are our own designers and foundry, which gives us the ability to design and produce all the castings to the correct specification on time. Having an extremely flexible and willing workforce operating with a minimum of supervision is another great advantage.
The Bellesfield Project
A very substantial private dwelling under construction in Surrey. A visit to our Design department convinced both the main contractor and client that Demax possessed the knowledge and skill to design, construct and install the staircase for this project. Having conducted our own site survey we proceeded to design the stairs on the architects' drawings which exposed errors that would have inhibited both the construction and installation. Our designers reworked the drawings and the building was ready to receive two elliptical staircases.
The Cudham Hall Project
A 19th Century Stately Mansion was converted into elegant apartments, which necessitated an extension to the existing grand staircase.
The Phillimore Project
Demax has worked with the commissioning architect on many projects and were pleased to have been chosen to undertake this work on his own residence.
The La Vina Project
We were commissioned to create very traditional wrought iron panels to be incorporated into these wooden staircases and balustrades for a national chain of Tapas bars.
The Guernsey Project
This picture illustrates the 1500mm diameter model from our most popular range of spirals. They are available from 1200mm diameter through to 2500mm diameter, both clockwise and anti-clockwise.
The Haverhill Project
An exterior spiral staircase using plain straight balusters with the addtion of an ankle rail. This combination gives a nice flow to the stairs and removes the bland commercial appearance of most exterior staircases. All cast parts were manufactured our own foundry which gives us flexibility to design complex parts safe in the knowledge that we can manufacture them ourselves. The staircase has been designed to allow the maximum amount of light through to the ground underneath.
The Notting Hill Project
A highly ornate staircase and railing made to the client's specific requirements. We can design and make straight and spiral stairs to practically any design by using the latest computerised laser cutting technology.
The Penny Farthing Project
An example of a straight string staircase, which is the alternative to a cut string staircase. This style presents the opportunity to use an alternative range of balustrade panels whilst complying with Building Regulations, rather than balusters that are governed by the depth of tread. This style of stair fits into a square entrance rather than the traditional long narrow shape. The soffit can either be plastered or create a feature as the photograph illustrates. This stair is manufactured in concepts varying from Victorian to a modern design.
The Nicky Clarke Project
This wonderfully ornate stair is a fine example of a straight string staircase utilising castings from our Bird of Paradise range, combined with a solid polished brass handrail to produce a very striking feature staircase.
The Chelsea Project
We were required to supply and fit the balustrading to a new cantilever stone staircase in this London property. The casting was modified slightly from the original design to comply with Building Regulations and was cast in our foundry. This was the first project in which we used laser technology to format the layout of the elliptical handrail, rather than spend days on site manually templating the shape
The Belsize Park Internal Project
How much more traditional can you make a staircase look? This stairs was constructed on our steel carcass system allowing classic flowing lines with no visible supporting structure. Everlasting traditional elegance.
The Springwoods Project
A beautiful staircase in Virginia Water rising four meters in spectacular style! A simple basement staircase was constructed in a matching design.