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Classic wooden staircases on stringer beams. Pine, oak, veneer, plywood. Full customization of materials and finishes.
Open Calculator →Steel frame staircases with wooden treads. Durable, modern, minimal. Available in straight, L-shaped, and U-shaped configurations.
Open Calculator →Cantilever stairs with structural glass panels and LED lighting. Photorealistic PBR visualization with studio lighting.
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The most common and structurally simple design. A single flight connecting two floors without turns.
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Features a 90-degree turn with winder steps or a landing platform. Great for corners.
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Complete 180-degree turn with parallel flights. Ideal for compact spaces.
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Two independent 90-degree turns with a middle flight. Maximum layout flexibility.
Open Calculator →The straight staircase is the most common residential stair design. Our calculator lets you set the floor-to-floor height, number of steps, tread depth, and stair width. The 3D model shows exact proportions with realistic materials — choose from pine, oak, veneer, or plywood with various stain and enamel finishes. The calculator validates dimensions against building codes and displays rise height and stride length in real time. Available with or without risers, with multiple railing options including square, cylindrical, English-style, forged, and glass balusters.
An L-shaped staircase turns 90 degrees, making it ideal for corner installations. Choose between winder steps (3 radiating treads at the turn) or a landing platform. Set the number of steps before the turn to position the landing exactly where you need it. The 3D visualization shows precise winder geometry, and 2D plan views help you verify the staircase fits your floor opening.
U-shaped stairs fold back on themselves with a 180-degree turn, requiring the least floor space for a given height. Our calculator supports both winder and landing configurations. Adjust the gap between parallel flights and the number of steps in each section. This is the most popular choice for two-story homes with limited stairwell space.
The double turn staircase features two independent 90-degree turns with a middle flight between them. This offers maximum layout flexibility — you can position each turn independently. Set the number of steps before the first turn, between turns, and after the second turn. Available with winder steps or landings at each turn point.
Metal frame stairs combine a steel structure with wooden treads for a modern, industrial aesthetic. The calculator offers straight, L-shaped, and U-shaped configurations. Choose from 6 metal colors: stainless steel, black (RAL 9005), white (RAL 9010), anthracite (RAL 7016), champagne, and copper. Add glass railing panels for a contemporary look. The server-side geometry engine computes accurate steel beam profiles and tread connections.
Our newest and most advanced calculator. Floating (cantilever) stairs appear to hover in mid-air, anchored to a wall with no visible support structure. Each step is an individual cantilever beam, typically 60–120 mm thick. The calculator features structural glass railing panels, adjustable LED step lighting (warm white, cool white, or amber), and photorealistic PBR rendering with configurable studio environments (studio, warm interior, cool light, sunset). Choose tread thickness, wood species, and exposure settings for the perfect visualization. Available in straight, L-shaped, and U-shaped configurations.
| Type | Space Needed | Cost Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Straight Staircase | Large (full run length) | $ | Long hallways, simple builds |
| L-Shaped Staircase | Medium | $$ | Corner positions, visual interest |
| U-Shaped Staircase | Compact | $$ | Small openings, standard homes |
| Double Turn (U-2L) | Flexible | $$$ | Custom layouts, large homes |
| Metal Frame | Same as wood equivalent | $$$ | Modern interiors, durability |
| Floating Glass | Minimal (wall-mounted) | $$$$ | Luxury homes, architects |