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1. Determine the space available for the staircase. Measure the floor-to-ceiling height and the size of the landing (if any). Also note any doorways or walls that the staircase will be going around. 2. Draft a plan or use a software program to create a 3D model of the staircase and its dimensions. KRead more
1. Determine the space available for the staircase. Measure the floor-to-ceiling height and the size of the landing (if any). Also note any doorways or walls that the staircase will be going around.
2. Draft a plan or use a software program to create a 3D model of the staircase and its dimensions. Keep in mind the shape, size and angle of the stairs.
3. Decide on a material for the staircase and purchase enough for the entire project. Common materials for curved staircases include wood, metal, concrete, and stone.
4. Install supports beneath the staircase, such as steel beams and posts, to ensure it is properly supported and can bear the weight of people walking on it.
5. Build the stringers, which are the vertical parts of the staircase that support the steps. Install the treads, risers and handrail in place.
6. Finish the staircase by applying a coating, such as paint, stain or sealant, to protect the material and give it a finished look.
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