Brilliant answer,one presumes thats the limit of your intelligence.
No, that answer makes Grrraint appear more intelligent than he actually is...
Fairly easy, for made to measure they will need the floor height to the top floor height for the correct risers, start with a pole, slide the treads in and it's all nuts/bolts from there, mine is 1.000m dia, got a bed, big TV and furniture up there! all flat packs
I didn't ask how easy it was, I asked how difficult it was
easy is relevent you need to ask the right questionGive better answers, muppet
I have made & fitted many staircases and a few spiral staircases, what I find with spiral is they lets in more light and very useful in tight spaces, the photo spiral approx 22yrs old is in my lounge without losing any room and got away with it in the corner, a normal staircase would take up too much room approximately 7' x 7' and would be an eyesore where I wanted it. IMO I think the only time it would devalue the property if the spiral stairs is fitted in a country cottage etc. Of all the drawbacks lots of people still find them very popular and can add the character plus a good investment for the right property. At the end of the day it's individual preferences. I have taken out the middle balustrades on each theads as I'm making way for the stained glass in between somehow!
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