Bespoke staircases in Edgbaston
Staircases that respect Edgbaston’s period character — solid oak and glass, hand-built and sympathetically installed.
Much of Edgbaston sits within conservation areas, and its Georgian and Victorian houses — many around the Calthorpe Estate and Harborne Road — deserve a staircase built with the same care as the original joinery. We design solid hardwood staircases that read as part of the house, not a modern intrusion.
From faithful traditional oak flights to discreet contemporary glass balustrades that keep sightlines open, everything is made to measure and fitted to Building Regulations Part K. We’re based just across the city, so surveys and installations across Edgbaston are straightforward.
Prefer to renovate rather than rebuild? See our stair cladding & retreading, or explore all our bespoke staircase options.
Every kind of staircase, in solid hardwood
Traditional oak staircases
Classic newel posts, turned or square spindles and a solid oak handrail — the timeless look, hand-built to suit period and new-build homes alike.
Oak & glass balustrade staircases
Warm solid timber paired with frameless toughened glass to open up landings and flood stairwells with light. Brushed brass or steel fittings to finish.
Open-tread (open-riser) staircases
Contemporary floating treads with no riser behind, for a light, sculptural feel. Engineered and fixed to stay rigid and Building-Regs compliant.
Cut-string staircases
Treads and risers exposed on a shaped outer string — a refined, joinery-led detail that shows off the craftsmanship in a traditional flight.
Curved & cantilever staircases
Sweeping curved flights and cantilevered “floating” stairs designed as the centrepiece of the home, engineered around your space.
Stair cladding & renovation
Transform a tired existing staircase by over-cladding it in solid hardwood — new treads, risers, handrails and spindles, usually in a few days.
A local workshop, from first sketch to final fix
Your staircase is drawn, cut, jointed and finished by hand in our workshop, then fitted by the same team across Edgbaston — so the quality you are promised is the quality that turns up.
Get a free staircase quote- 25+ years of hands-on staircase craftsmanship
- 900+ projects delivered across the region
- 100% solid hardwood — never veneered MDF cores
- Designed to Building Regulations Part K & M
- Installed by our own fitters, not subcontractors
- Free survey and fixed written quote
A considered process, start to finish
Consultation & survey
We visit your home to understand your ideas, take measurements and advise on timber and finishes.
Design & quote
We produce a detailed design and a clear, itemised quote with no hidden costs.
Handcrafted in workshop
Your piece is built and hand-finished by our joiners using premium solid hardwood.
Expert installation
We install with care and leave your home clean, tidy and transformed.
Staircases across Edgbaston
We survey, build and install for homes throughout Edgbaston and the surrounding areas, including:
- Calthorpe Estate
- Five Ways
- Harborne Road
- Edgbaston Village
- Woodbourne
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Trusted by homeowners across the region
“Our new oak staircase is the centrepiece of the house. The craftsmanship is faultless and the team were a pleasure throughout.”
Sarah & James M.
Solihull
“The glass and oak balustrade completely transformed our landing. Beautifully made and fitted with real care.”
David R.
Leamington Spa
“From quote to installation everything was seamless. The pergola is stunning and built to last. Highly recommended.”
Priya K.
Warwick
Bespoke staircases in Edgbaston, answered
How much does a bespoke staircase cost in Edgbaston?
Edgbaston staircases are priced case by case, as the cost reflects the design, timber and finish — and any care needed in a conservation-area or period property. We provide a fixed written quote after a free survey.
Do your staircases meet Building Regulations Part K?
Yes. Every staircase we design and fit meets Building Regulations Part K, including the 100mm sphere gap between spindles, permitted going and rise, minimum headroom and handrail heights. Where accessible access is required we also design to Part M.
Can you replace a staircase without major disruption?
In many cases we can over-clad your existing staircase in solid hardwood rather than rebuilding it — new treads, risers, handrail and spindles fitted over the sound original structure. It is quicker, tidier and usually completed within a few days.
Which timbers do you use for staircases?
We build in 100% solid hardwood — European oak, American walnut, ash and sapele — never veneered MDF cores. Stairs can be left natural, oiled, lacquered, or dyed on the risers and strings for a two-tone finish.
How long does a bespoke staircase take from order to installation?
Typically 4–8 weeks depending on complexity: a free survey and measure, design drawings for your sign-off, hand manufacture in our Birmingham workshop, then installation by our own fitters.
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