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Stair shoes

Stair shoes are the plastic attachments at the bottom of attic stairs or ladders. They ensure that the wood or metal of the stairs does not wear down and also prevent scratches on the floor.

Telescopic handrail

Telescopic handrails made of metal are particularly suitable for scissor staircases. They are not fixed at specific points, but move with the staircase as it is pulled out and pushed in. Once the staircase is in position, a telescopic handrail ensures a safe and stable ascent.

System staircase

Minka’s space-saving staircases and spiral staircases belong to the category of system staircases. System staircases consist of a modular system – i.e. there are different wood variants, metal colours and sizes that our customers can have put together according to their wishes. The modular system also allows private users to easily assemble their own staircase.

Rise

The rise of a staircase indicates how steeply it rises. It specifically describes the height from one tread to the next and is usually given in millimetres or centimetres.

A staircase with a low rise is more comfortable to climb, but it also takes up more space. The opposite is true for a steep rise. The choice of rise is therefore an individual decision that should be made according to one’s own preferences and the available space. You can adjust the rise of the Minka system stairs yourself within certain limits.

Spiral staircase

With spiral staircases, the steps are attached to a central tube – the so-called spindle. Thus, spiral staircases only have a railing on the outer edge of the steps.

Minka offers a wide variety of spiral staircases with wooden and metal treads and different types of banisters.

Samba stairs

Due to their bevelled shape, the steps of so-called samba stairs can only be stepped on on one side. On the one hand, this makes samba stairs somewhat less comfortable to climb than stairs with straight block steps. But on the other hand, they are also particularly space-saving.

Right-turning

A right-turning spiral staircase is climbed from the bottom to the top at a clockwise direction. When you climb the stairs, the centre spindle is on your right and you can hold on to the banister with your left hand.

All Minka spiral staircases can be installed in both left- and right-turning positions.

Space-saving staircase

As the name already suggests, space-saving staircases are mostly used in places where there is not so much space. Minka’s space-saving staircases are so-called central stringer staircases, which are particularly flexible in their construction. They can be installed straight and in many cases also slightly turned to the left or right. Moreover, Minka has some quarter-turned space-saving staircases in its range.

Platform

Minka spiral staircases are supplied with a triangula platform as standard. This is mounted on the same level as the floor of the upper storey. This allows you to exit comfortably on the upper floor.

Our space-saving staircases do usually not have a platform. Only the Quatro Turn quarter-spiral staircase is supplied with a platform, which is necessary for the 90-degree turn.