The project carried out by our client Baranova for a private home stands out for the choice of a staircase made with white beech slats. This material, white beech slats, is made up of wooden slats joined together using the finger joint technique along the length and glued along the width. This joining technique guarantees greater stability and resistance in the final structure of the staircase.

The slats used in this project have specific dimensions of 3350 mm long and 52 mm wide. This precision in measurements contributes to a uniform and aesthetically pleasing finish on the staircase, also providing a feeling of solidity and durability.

Choosing white beech as a material for the staircase not only provides a visually appealing look, but also offers intrinsic qualities such as strength and durability, ensuring that the staircase maintains its structural integrity over time, even in conditions of frequent use in a private home.

This project demonstrates the versatility and aesthetic and functional possibilities of white beech gluing in the construction of stairs, offering an optimal combination of beauty and performance for our clients' homes.