Flat pack stairs

[Conor]

We'd originally wanted a cut string oak staircase with either glass ballustrade or thin metal spindles.

 

The prices we got from local companies was crazy, £8k+.

 

We're going to he carpeting the thing and painting the string anyway so now thinking a normal flight but high quality, creak free. A step up from builders merchants MDF offerings. And get the glass ballustrade locally.

 

Any reccomendations for an online company that does good quality pine type stairs?

[joe90]

I used stairbox, ours was oak, two short flights and enough oak to make my own landing, fair price (at the time).

 

[dpmiller]

@Conor and don't forget the "and can/will deliver to NI"...

 

I rang round a load of manufacturers during the summer and many of them wouldn't even consider *quoting* til about Easter. Who did you get the price from? 

[ProDave]

Another stairbox customer here.  Mine were only pine stringers and mdf treads (carpeted) but they don't squeak. 

 

[Conor]

1 hour ago, dpmiller said:

@Conor and don't forget the "and can/will deliver to NI"...

 

I rang round a load of manufacturers during the summer and many of them wouldn't even consider *quoting* til about Easter. Who did you get the price from? 

 

Can't remember the names as Denise was dealing with it all. A couple companies that were reccomended didn't even bother pricing the two that did we're guys that work on their own. We were close to getting something from Pear stairs until they clarified that they'd only deliver to a port in England and we'd need to arrange the onward transport to here. Can't be bothered with that.

 

Edited December 19, 2021 by Conor

[Declan52]

I used ballykelly joinery in Banbridge for mine. Got all my internal door frames from them as well.