Basics Of Spiral Staircase Dimensions

Considering the fact that due to the economic problems that have swept across the entire globe, those individuals who would’ve normally wanted to move to a different house are now instead considering to renovate and one of the things that everybody is always interesting in getting more of is space, and that is where spiral staircase dimensions come into play heavily.

When talking only about the issue of space there is no discussion to be had as a spiral staircase will only take up to about half the room that a conventional straight flight staircase would, so from this standpoint the building of a spiral staircase is definitely more advantageous but just like it is with anything else in life there are various drawbacks related to the size and form of a spiral staircase.

If you are considering installing a spiral staircase in your home you should consult a specialist as there are might be a few options open to you that you might not be aware of from the start.
One of the tips that many individuals are not aware of when considering spiral staircases is that there are things called staircase kits that might be enough for your particular case; these are meant for the enthusiastic DIYer to install and in some if not most cases they will suffice, all you need will be basic power tools that you probably already have and about a day at your disposal for the construction. These types of stairways are usually meant to be used as secondary access staircases, ideal for use when you need to go up to a mezzanine level or to access a converted loft space. Usually the maximum diameter of staircase kits will be somewhere around 1600mm and for secondary purposes like those mentioned earlier this should suffice however if you wish for your spiral staircase to be the main staircase in your home then you will probably need something considerably larger, up to twice as large actually however even such a diameter will still be considerably less than a traditional straight staircase.

These larger staircases will also come with a wider variety of options when it comes to the materials that they can be built from as well as coming in various types of styles and of course there is always the option of getting a completely customized cast-iron staircase.

There is often a problem related to the opening in the ceiling where the spiral staircase will connect, one might thing that the opening should be same size of the diameter of the staircase however the handrail creates the need for an extra 50mm need on either side of the staircase to allow for the “knuckle gap” as an individual climbing the stair will move their hand along the handrail.

There are many other spiral staircase dimensions one could talk about but those are already taken into account by the builders so that they are within building codes and not things that you will have to necessarily worry about.

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