Description of design features of stairs on concrete. Comparison of advantages and disadvantages of stairs on a concrete frame
Concrete-based stairs are present in the interior of not only public and industrial buildings, but also residential buildings. They are strong, durable, and this manufacturing method allows you to create a wide variety of forms of construction. However, due to its unpresentable appearance, the staircase design requires additional wood paneling.
The main advantage of a concrete frame is its durability. And indeed, such a high-quality design will serve you for several decades. This is due to the fact that concrete is almost not subject to corrosion, it resists the effects of moisture, microorganisms and the penetration of chemical elements. It is also resistant to heavy loads and does not deform over time. However, although the durability of this material is undeniable, there are still some nuances. Whether such stairs will last for many years depends on the professionalism of the master. The strength of this interior item will depend on the quality of all materials, joints and individual elements of the stairs.
Also, stairs with a concrete base are famous for the fact that they do not creak. Concrete does not loosen, and therefore even after decades of use, you will not hear the creaking of steps. However, this is only possible under certain conditions. First of all, the wood that covers the stairs should be of perfect quality and well dried. You should not skimp on consumables, in particular on glue, because over time, creaking can provoke cheap glue, which is glued to the step. Another reason for creaking may be poor-quality fitting of ladder parts. So, for example, at the junctions of steps and risers, a "gap" may also appear over time, which will make your stairs “musical”.
If the economic component is also important, then you need to weigh which is Cheaper – concrete or wooden stairs. It is generally accepted that the price of stairs with a concrete frame is lower, but this is not so, because in addition to the concrete itself, steel reinforcement is needed, and a lot of money is spent on wood paneling. Economically, wooden stairs with a concrete base are more profitable only if they are lined with laminate or inexpensive types of wood.
Another disadvantage of a concrete base is its weight. Due to its large size and weight, such stairs are often impossible to install in an apartment. However, for a cottage with plenty of space and a solid foundation, this is a great option.
So, a wooden staircase on concrete is a beautiful, worthy design solution. Therefore, if you still chose this option of making stairs, do not skimp on materials, provide yourself and your loved ones with the beauty, comfort and coziness of noble, high-quality interior stairs. And entrust their production to professionals, those who are able to provide professional production and installation of stairs on a concrete base.
And we already have such professionals in our Drevych team! To calculate the cost of such stairs fill out the form below and we will contact you:


-228x228.jpg)