All wooden staircase parts are produced from the highest quality wood panels (A/B class). Factory ensures that all wood panels are delivered in accordance with strict requirements for wood humidity to reduce the risk of cracking. Each type of wood panel can be made in solid or finger joint (FJ) way.

What is the difference between solid and FJ? Solid hardwood planks are created from a single, thick piece of solid wood. A finger joint, also known as a comb joint, is a woodworking joint made by cutting a set of complementary, interlocking profiles in two pieces of wood, which are then glued. The greatest advantage of solid wood is that the wood is the same all the way through, so repairs are relatively easy. The two most important advantages of finger jointed lumber are straightness and dimensional stability.

We offer our clients the highest quality stains, paints, varnish or oil, all fully tested, and therefore all our wooden staircase parts are covered only by such well known brand products as Sherwin Williams or Rubio Monocoat. It is very important to understand that each type of wood has a different natural conditions and this will affect how the same colour will appear on different types of wood. Therefore, the colour samples above should be seen only as a basic presentation of colour possibilities. For a more comprensive view of colours available, please contact with one of our official representatives and ask to view the full colour catalogue showing different types of wood. All painting processes are maintained at strict production standards. The stairs have no less than 2-3 layers of paint / varnish, depending on how well the wood attracts the color. Based on the client’s requirements, we can deliver untreated staircases or simply cover it with Polyurethane Clear Top lacquer product by keeping a natural wood view and color.