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CPR Staircases is Newcastle's NSW premier manufacturer of prestigious stairways.
We make the simplest staircases to the most elaborate. We specialise in:You can have our craftsmen install for you or have us provide parts & or kits for the do-it-yourself person.
CPR Staircases has been creating beautiful staircases since 1978 when Rod started making stairs for clients from his garage.
From the humble beginnings in Rod garage, the business was going well enough to let his son Craig make a start in the business. Craig stepped in at 1985 to help Rod expand the business.
From their CPR Staircases moved to a factory in Warners Bay in 1978. The business grew steadily for the next 11 years. It was in 1996 that the name CPR Staircases began.
In 1998, the business moved from Warners bay to Whitebridge, which is where the business resides today.
Whether you choose metal balustrading or timber posts and balustrading, CPR Staircases' custom design can create a staircase to fit both your home and budget. With a modern and well-equipped workshop, CPR Staircases use some of the finest craftsmen and some of the highest quality timbers and materials available to reflect your personal style.
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The design & construction process of constructing a staircase generally involves 5 main steps: On-site measure or plans sent to our office, staircase components selection & quotation, stair design & layout, manufacture, installation. We are only too happy to ensure you get exactly what you desire. It will be your home & possibly the focal point on your home. CPR Staircases has installed thousands of stairs & understands the process. We like to make it as seamless for the client as possible.
This is the most common form of staircase due to appearance and price. It has a closed rise that allows you to build cupboards underneath for extra storage. It could be a place to store exercise bob and bits.
There are many different types of cut string closed rise, open rise & concealed cut. They all allow the tread and risers shape to be seen when viewed from a side angle profile.
This handrail continues to the end of a flight of stairs. This means that it flows to the bottom stair. A continuous curved rail gives you the benefit of allowing your hand never to leave contact with the handrail down the full flight of the stair.
Its name says it all one stringer down the centre of the staircase and can only be made from timber or steel. A modern and contemporary style, the mono string is a more recent addition to staircase design than its counterparts.
Designed to let light in, open rise stairs give a room the impression of being more open and larger in size without the stair being obtrusive.
Typically made from hardwood or treated pine timbers such as Merbau and Blackbutt. Generally, open rise rather than closed rise to prevent excess moisture and water pooling on treads. It is advisable for each tread to be designed in two-part to avoid timber bowing.
