Custom Deck Stairs
Just as with decks, stairs come in many shapes and sizes for something that seems so simple and generic, there are many options to be taken into consideration when deciding on the design.
Do you want the stairs to go straight to the ground, or would you like to add a landing?
For high traffic stairways, you can make the stairway wider for safety and ease of accessibility.
Would you like an open or closed riser?
Adding lights can not only make the stairs safer at night, they also add a beautiful visual element.
Also, if you have an elevated deck with an additional entertainment area below, stairs can make the lower area much more inviting.
Below, you can see some of the multiple ways to create a unique look with just the design of your stairs.
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1 - 5'-wide closed stairs in Deckorators Costa composite material. We also built stucco walls below the steps per the homeowner's request.
2 - The underside view of steel framed deck stairs.
3 - Cumaru hardwood treads installed on a custom built spiral staircase.
4 - 3′ open steps, redwood step treads, and wood railing with metal balusters.
5 - Custom built spiral staircase with metal stair treads.
6 - 3′ partially closed step with Golden Gate stair lights and wood and metal railing with handrail.
7 - 5'-wide closed steps with Lake Powell stair lights, metal and wood railing, and handrail.
8 - 4’-wide open steps, 180-degree turn landing, custom made wrought iron railing.
9 - 5′-wide closed steps with 45-degree turn landing and metal railing.
10 - 12'-wide closed step and metal railing with wood posts.
11 - 4’-wide steps with landing and metal railing/handrail.
12 - 6’-wide closed steps with Yellow Stone Brick stair lights and metal and wood railing.
13 - 4′-wide open stairs featuring large timber treads.
14 - 4′-wide open steps with steel and cable railing system.
15 - 4′-wide closed steps and wood railing with round metal balusters.
16 - 4′ closed steps with metal handrail.
17 - 4′ closed steps with Pike Peak stair lights.
18 - 3′ open steps with a 90 degree turn landing and metal and wood railing.
19 - 3′ open steps with a custom wood railing.
20 - This staircase has 3'-wide, closed steps with a 90-turn landing, wood rail posts and handrail, and metal rail panels between posts.
21 - 3′ closed step with a 180 degree turn landing, Yellow Stone Brick stair lights, and custom metal railing.
22 - This Tiger Wood deck features a 3'-wide, closed staircase with 90-degree turn landing. The step treads and railing drink cap are Tiger Wood while the risers are stained white for a contrast.
23 - 3′ closed steps with a 90-degree turn landing, with Moab style step lights and wood/metal railing and handrail.
24 - 3' closed step with white aluminum railing panels and handrail
25 - 3'-wide, closed step with wood railing, drink cap, and handrail.
26 - Braced deck stairs with metal panel railing.
27 - Braced deck stairs with black, metal panel railing and handrail.
29 - Steel framed deck stairs with composite material and a black metal railing.
30 - These are 4'-wide, closed composite steps with a composite and metal panel railing.
31 - These are the stairs shown in picture #33, the customer added LED lights to the risers and post lights to the railing posts.
32 - These stairs are 4'-wide closed composite. We also installed handrails on both sides of the railing
36 - Because this is a low deck, the customer opted to build one composite, wrap around step.
IN PROGRESS 1 - This picture shows the beginning of building a staircase for decks.
IN PROGRESS 2 - Here you can see the composite treads and posts for the railing have been installed.
IN PROGRESS 3 - This is the final product! Composite step treads, black metal railing with handrail, and step lights on every other step.
