A staircase with a single set of kite winder steps. These can be at the top, bottom or in the middle.
Kite Winder Staircases
Kite winder staircases are a very important style of staircase as they allow for an increase in height whilst also changing direction, which enables staircases to be squeezed into tighter spaces than what would previously been possible.
At Edwards & Hampson the main orientation of staircase that we produce are kite winder staircases as they are an important tool for loft conversions. Loft conversion staircases need to be squeezed into a small space and often need to turn once of multiple times, which is why kite winders are so important.
Kite winder staircases, given the change of height and direction can pose an interesting problem when it comes to taking measurements and making sure that your staircase fits, which is why at Edwards & Hampson we take care of all of these issues for you. If you Are looking for a kite winder staircase and want the dimensions taken care of then contact us for a free design visit.
Book a Design VisitA staircase with a single set of kite winder steps. These can be at the top, bottom or in the middle.
A staircase with two sets of kite winder steps. These can be at any location on the staircase or connecting forming six steps.
This is when there is only one step in the kite winder. These can be dangerous as these can contravene planning regulations.
This is when there are four steps in one set of kite winders. These usually require greater margins and can be problematic depending on space.
See some examples of kite winder staircases in situ and look at some of the various styles. Kite winder staircases are used in all varieties of stairs, from simple paint grade staircases to bespoke hardwood staircases.