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Perfectly integrated into the surrounding architecture, this spectacular log and timber "C" series is made with reclaimed Douglas Fir stringers and spruce treads and pine balusters creating a striking contrast between wood species. |
For an added artisan touch, each step is covered with a decorative hand tooled leather cap. |
Creating a one-of-a-kind curved, custom wood staircase is what has earned StairMeister Log Works national acclaim.
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This expansive two story circular log staircase is a refreshing and progressive example of artistic functionality incorporating helical design crafting technology.
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StairMeister Log Works was commissioned to design, craft, and install this giant, custom log staircase within a unique entertainment sanctuary; an elegant, rustic barn located in beautiful rural Connecticut. |
A log staircase that serves as the main focal point of the barn’s interior while graciously satisfying its primary function in granting generous access to three floors of the multilevel structure. |
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This two story millenium looks great from all angles in this finely crafted structure. |
The Douglas Fir stringer and hand rail create a striking contrast to the pine log steps and the beautiful character posts add a lot to the stair. |
This shop photo of "C" Series is located near Payson, Arizona. This stair had laminated pine stringers, balusters, and code conforming graspable rail.
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The upper four treads are characteristic of a straight run stair then it gracefully turns into a circular stair hence the name J-Stair. |
This free standing circular staircase was dubbed the “Big Foot” because of its massive base acting as the staircase’s singular point of support.
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This code conforming circular stair was constructed for our clients in Quitman, Arkansas. |
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This "C" series for our happy and wonderful clients in Quitman, Arkansas was built to their precise measurements then was assembled and glued up in one piece for delivery. |
Great Job Guys! When installed this stair fit with now more than 1/8" between the stair and the perfect wall framing. |
Our stair sets the theme for the home as soon as you walk in the front door.
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