Commercial stairs
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about commercial stairs
Project • By Siller Treppen, Stairs • Restaurants
Hudson Yards, TAK-ROOM
The exclusive Tak Room restaurant at Hudson Yards not only offers a great menu and something for the palate. Architecture - gourmets also get their money's worth. The special design railing from Siller stairs, frames the existing arched stairs and meanders to the next floor. The double oak railings transform the building into a kind Sculpture and create an exclusive atmosphere. The incorporated one LED lighting rounds off the modern appearance. Chef Thomas Keller and his team are waiting for you at the table. The Siller team leads you there elegantly and safely. More
Product • By TERRAZZCO Brand Products • Terrazzo Stairs
Terrazzo Stairs
Concord Terrazzo Company manufactures precast terrazzo stairs in the following varieties: tread and riser set combinations, flat stair treads, and self-supporting stair treads. Abrasive channels are cut into the treads surface and filled with TERRAZZCO Brand epoxy resin and silicon carbide to provide an anti-slip finish. All treads are fully customizable to fit today's stair designs including staight staircases, curved staircases, half turns and quarter turns. More
Product • By KOSA bamboo • Bamboo stairs
Bamboo stairs
Bamboo stairs and components are made from bamboo beams.Highly compressed bamboo strands provide the base material of ultra strong steps. Compressed bamboo has a hardwood grain look and is available in multiple colors and dimensions to size. Completes the combination with bamboo flooring, door frames or wall decoration. More
Project • By Banker Wire • Shops
Starbucks at Oak and Rush
Starbucks stores and facilities are widely known and highly regarded for their sustainable and sophisticated designs. The newest Starbucks flagship store at Oak and Rush in Chicago, IL, which features architectural wire mesh from Banker Wire, is no exception.
The Oak and Rush Starbucks is one of six flagship stores in the world. Its first level looks like a typical Starbucks, with casual seating aimed toward to-go customers. Its upstairs, however, offers a more sophisticated experience with enhanced menu offerings that include appetizers, small plates and desserts, and, after 4 p.m., beer and wine.
A staircase with Banker Wire railing infill marks the transition between the two levels. The architectural wire mesh pattern used, M22-22, mat... More