All-glass stairs
All-glass stairs in architectural perfection
All-glass stairs from Siller stand for maximum transparency, technical precision and an exceptionally light architectural effect. They combine structural innovation with reduced design and create spaces in which light, material and spatial effect reach a new dimension.
An all-glass staircase usually consists of load-bearing glass steps and delicate glass railings. Visible metal components are reduced to a minimum and, if at all, are limited to finely integrated point brackets between the step and the wall or glass wall. In particularly puristic versions, such as the LONDRA model, steel and stainless steel elements can be dispensed with completely.
All-glass stairs can be integrated into a wide variety of architectural concepts - whether straight, spiral, half- or quarter-turn, with or without a glass landing. Even complex shapes such as spiral staircases, such as the SKY-SCREW model, show the design and technical versatility of this material.
The almost unlimited adaptability to spatial structures creates solutions that fit harmoniously into private residential architecture as well as representative public buildings.
A significant design advantage lies in the material quality of the glass itself. Particularly low-iron “extra white” glass significantly reduces greenish or bluish color components and ensures maximum clarity and purity in visual perception. This creates an even more intense lightness and an almost floating walking experience.
For use in public areas, the surfaces can be additionally sandblasted or etched to ensure increased slip resistance and safety without compromising the aesthetic effect.
If you want a particularly futuristic effect, you can equip all-glass stairs with integrated LED lighting systems. Steps or supporting glass elements can be specifically illuminated - either in subtle or colored lighting concepts that present the architecture in an atmospheric way.
This creates all-glass stairs that are not just functional connecting elements, but architectural light sculptures of timeless elegance.
