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Spiral stairs have been used for hundreds of years. At some point in the Middle Ages, they were used to place attacking swordsmen at a disadvantageous position. These stairs were typically made of stone while others were made of materials such as wood and of course metal. Spiral stairs have a certain charm as they are not installed as often as regular stairs are. Not only do they save floor space, spiral stairs instantly add appeal and an air of intrigue in any room.

Nowadays, the most commonly used material to make spiral stairs is iron. The combination of irons toughness and malleability makes it the ideal material in making spiral stairs. The use of iron has made the production of spiral stairs more flexible, so to speak. It has allowed consumers to have the option of ordering either a fully-assembled spiral stairs or a spiral kit.

Fully-assembled spiral stairs come in one piece. As a one-piece fixture, it is a sturdy and solid long-lasting structure with smooth lines and finish. The fully-assembled stairs are the best structure for smooth and flowing designs, as opposed to spiral kits.

Spiral kits are metal spiral stairs that come in three or four assembly pieces. This is ideal for small spaces where a fully-assembled piece would not fit. The pieces come together through welding once they are put properly in place. Spiral kits may be a necessity for certain indoor applications and there should be no difference in structure with the fully-assembled piece, except for the smoothness of its lines and finish.

Spiral kits will not have the same fluid finish as fully assembled metal spiral stairs but the quality of the fixture, especially if sourced from the best suppliers, should be the same. Fully assembled metal stairs are usually used for big or outdoor spaces, while spiral kits are utilized in cramped indoor places where the main purpose of the stairs is to save some space.

Using metal spiral stairs is a great way to maximize your space, no matter if you put it indoors or outdoors. And these stairs, whether theyre used for luxury or utility, instantly improve a spaces aesthetic appeal.

by: Candie Rossler




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