Stairs In new build

skittles11

Hi all, I'm looking to get a stairs into my new build in north county Wicklow. There's no shortage of joinery companies online that can do it but as I have no previous experience with any of them, I'm looking for recommendations.

We're looking for a basic, straight staircase, most likely red deal as we plan to carpet it and paint any visible bits. Square spindles (also painted) and a solid oak banister. Very straight, very square, no curvy bits.

Any recommendations greatly appreciated, thanks in advance

cmc1605

I know of a good joinery company in Leitrim who specialise in wooden staircases I know they do work in Dublin so I'm sure theyd cover Wicklow too.

Bonzo Delaney

When you do get a few prices from different joinerys make sure their pricing like for like get your architect to spec a design and component sizes for the stairs, for the joinery to work from.
I've seen too many cheaper staircases with 32mm strings 25mm threads and 10mm mdf risers pinned together with in an inch of its life ans also using white deal glue blocks that warp and crack as soon as the heating comes on.

Grueller

Look up clonmines joinery in South Wexford

skittles11

cmc1605 wrote: »

I know of a good joinery company in Leitrim who specialise in wooden staircases I know they do work in Dublin so I'm sure theyd cover Wicklow too.

I actually ended up going with a crew from Sligo to make the stairs (and a local joiner to fit it). Very happy with the quality of work as well as the price tag!

Sneachta patrol

Any chance you can remember the name of the company or have any contact details?

bp_me

Grueller wrote: »

Look up clonmines joinery in South Wexford

Second this. They will make whatever you want. As far as I remember banister was done with white deal.

kadman

Straight basic flight is run of the mill for any half decent workshop/ joinery.

Its not rocket science at this level. And expense goes up for doglegs, spirals and curved.

This type of stairs should be priced very very keenly.