Open stair risers with paired stringers combine modern design aesthetics with solid construction. Without solid vertical risers, the staircase achieves a lighter, open feel, enhancing the flow of light and the perception of space. The paired stringers, set inward from the edges akin to a mono stringer, offer structural stability. These stringers, often crafted from materials like steel or wood, support each tread, creating a visually compelling and sturdy design. The pairing of open risers and inset stringers results in a staircase that is both functionally sound and artistically striking, ideal for contemporary architectural and interior design styles.
Open Pair Stair Profiles are constructed with typical stair tread thicknesses between 1.5”-4” (3.8-10.2 cm) and allowable nosing overlaps of 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm).
Stair treads have a minimum allowable depth of 11” (28 cm) with riser heights between 4”-7” (10-18 cm). Stair nosings can protrude between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) with a maximum riser angle of 30 degrees.
Open stair risers with paired stringers combine modern design aesthetics with solid construction. Without solid vertical risers, the staircase achieves a lighter, open feel, enhancing the flow of light and the perception of space. The paired stringers, set inward from the edges akin to a mono stringer, offer structural stability. These stringers, often crafted from materials like steel or wood, support each tread, creating a visually compelling and sturdy design. The pairing of open risers and inset stringers results in a staircase that is both functionally sound and artistically striking, ideal for contemporary architectural and interior design styles.
Open Pair Stair Profiles are constructed with typical stair tread thicknesses between 1.5”-4” (3.8-10.2 cm) and allowable nosing overlaps of 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm).
Stair treads have a minimum allowable depth of 11” (28 cm) with riser heights between 4”-7” (10-18 cm). Stair nosings can protrude between 1”-1.5” (2.5-3.8 cm) with a maximum riser angle of 30 degrees.
