Gara is an indoor wooden staircase, both traditional and classic. It is fully custom made, based on the features of the room in which it is going to be installed. The quality of the materials and the details, and the precise workmanship give it the look of a hand-crafted staircase.

Classic and elegant

Gara is composed by a double lateral structure in solid finger joint beech wood. Compared to classic wooden indoor stairs the two stringers have different shapes and technical features. The side wall structure has the shape of band while that on the outer side has the classic rack shape. This special feature not only gives the whole staircase great solidity as it allows you to create structural continuity, but it also accentuates the traditional character by creating a timeless wooden staircase.
The steps are 4 cm thick and are made of solid finger joint beech wood as is the handrail and all the pieces in wood.

Great care for details

Gara sets itself apart from most indoor wooden staircases thanks to its great elegance that stems from the quality of the materials used, from the care used during processing and from a few technical tricks. The radius steps soften the lines while the built-in anchoring of the steps in the stringer allows you to hide any hardware, ensuring clean lines.

Many opportunities to customize

Although it is a wooden indoor staircase with a traditional flavor, Gara allows various customization options. Starting from the finishes of the wood ranging from transparent to semi-opaque paint up to lacquering done with paints which contain microspheres that improve the resistance to abrasion, UV rays and cold liquids.

Various railing options available

Gara allows customers to choose among many railing options, from milled wooden posts to posts in turned wood, to shaped steel posts that allow you to give the staircase a rustic feel, or to enhance its value and elegance by inserting it in the category of indoor stairs in iron and wood. You can also close the rise with a panel coordinated with the steps and structure in order to use the space under the stairs, and comply with any regulatory requirement on safety.