The Waterside
Laser-cut steel waves through solid oak, a staircase built to be noticed.
A staircase out of the ordinary. The Waterside takes a familiar form, a solid oak standard string staircase and does something unexpected with it. Powder-coated steel, laser-cut into a continuous wave pattern, runs beneath the handrail, turning a structural support into the staircase's defining feature.
It's a good example of what we mean when we talk about craftsmanship meeting design: the joinery is as exacting as any staircase we build, but the steelwork is where the real character comes from, precision-cut, finished to match the scheme of the home, and built to last as long as the staircase itself.
Steel Meets Oak
The wave pattern on The Waterside is laser-cut to order, in a colour and profile to suit your home. It's one of a growing range of ways we combine metal and timber in a single staircase a practical structure, with a feature that's entirely your own.
A Feature, Not Just a Function
Even the structural elements of The Waterside are designed to be seen. The steel panel isn't hidden away; it's the first thing you notice.
Made to Your Scheme
The pattern, colour and finish are made to order, so The Waterside suits the rest of your home rather than the other way round.
Built on a Trusted Form
Underneath the detail, it's still a solid oak standard string staircase, proven, practical, and built to the same standard as everything we make.
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