How to Choose a Spiral Staircase: The Complete Buyer's Guide
Everything you need to know before buying a spiral stair kit: indoor vs outdoor, diameter selection, code compliance, measuring, materials, installation, and budget.
Choosing a spiral staircase is more involved than picking a piece of furniture. The right kit depends on where it will be installed, how often it will be used, who will use it, what your local building code requires, and how much vertical space you need to span. Get any of those wrong and you'll end up with a beautiful staircase that doesn't quite work, or worse, one your inspector won't approve.
Are you tired of traditional doors eating up valuable floor space in your home? Every time you swing a standard door open, you lose a significant portion of usable room. If you want to maximize your square footage and create a sleek flow between rooms, pocket doors offer the perfect solution.
Many homeowners love the idea of these sliding marvels but feel intimidated by the installation process. They assume tearing into a wall and hanging a hidden door requires advanced carpentry skills. Fortunately, pocket door frame kits take the guesswork out of the equation. These complete hardware packages make the project highly accessible for anyone willing to tackle a weekend home improvement task.
In this guide, you will learn exactly what a pocket door is and discover the best ways to use them in your house. We will also break down the massive benefits of using pre-made frame kits
From a simple piece of wood, to the beginning of a masterpiece. Cut from solid wood, these new custom floating stair treads and landings come in multiple sizes and wood species to fit your design needs.
Find a floating tread from Stairway Shop and create a unique floating staircase today!
From a simple piece of wood, to the beginning of a masterpiece. Cut from solid wood sourced from D. Yoder Hardwoods, these new custom floating stair treads and landings come in multiple sizes and wood species to fit your design needs.
D. Yoder Hardwoods has been in business building furniture and stair parts since 1993. With great service and quality they have established a large customer base across the country by delivering a quality product.
From a simple piece of wood, to the beginning of a masterpiece. Cut from solid wood sourced from D. Yoder Hardwoods, these new custom floating stair treads and landings come in multiple sizes and wood species to fit your design needs.
D. Yoder Hardwoods has been in business building furniture and stair parts since 1993. With great service and quality they have established a large customer base across the country by delivering a quality product.
A rolling library ladder turns a wall of shelves into something you actually use, and it does it without eating floor space. But before you can pick a finish or a wood species, there's one decision that determines everything else: do you need a ready to ship kit, or a custom one?
Almost everyone gets this backwards. They start with the finish and work down to the measurements, then discover their ceiling doesn't fit standard sizing. Start with your rail height instead. It takes two minutes and it answers the question for you.
Start here: measure your rail height
Measure from the finished floor to where the center of the rail will sit. That single number decides your path.
