At EeStairs, we take CO₂ emissions into account throughout the entire production process.
Your configuration determines the estimated CO₂ emissions of your staircase, which are shown here. We display this to give you a clear view of the environmental impact.
At EeStairs, we measure CO₂ emissions at every stage of the production process, ensuring that sustainability is central at every step.
Each staircase configuration has its own ecological footprint, calculated based on material use, energy consumption, and production efficiency. We display this estimated CO₂ value here, so you know exactly what the environmental impact of your staircase is and can make informed choices.
By choosing an EeStairs staircase, you choose a product that lasts for decades, reducing replacements and the related emissions. For us, sustainability means not only less emission now, but also efficiency and quality in the long term.
Explore our exclusive, internationally available Special Colour Samples, divided into three categories: Urban Vertigo, Silica Storm, and Galactic Sky. These unique, visually stunning 1m2™ stair finishes will completely transform your interior. Free shipping across Europe.
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Please select the services you require from us in terms of delivery.
Delivery & InstallationOur team will deliver the Clips™ and handle the entire installation process. We’ll ensure that your new staircase is perfectly installed, safe, and ready to use. This option is ideal for those who prefer a hassle-free experience.
DeliveryInstallation can be performed by an installation company of your choice.
Transport Costs:
When placing a transport order, the provided transport costs are an estimate. In rare cases, actual costs may be higher due to unforeseen circumstances.
If the actual transport costs are 20% or more higher than the estimate, the difference will be charged to the client. This is to ensure reliable and efficient transport services.
The Clips™ can be collected in Barneveld [NL] or Brantford [CA].
Comfort Steps apply when your stairs are wider or deeper than 1000 mm.
Want the smoothest and most comfortable way to walk up your stairs? Comfort Steps give you wider treads, creating more space for your feet and ensuring a stable, natural step. This makes walking up easier, especially if your stairs are frequently used or if you simply want extra comfort.
Strong & Durable DesignWhen you increase the width beyond 1000 mm, the stair material is upgraded for extra strength.
No matter the size, the steps are exceptionally strong and can hold up to 300 kg per step, ensuring durability and safety.
Your staircase width doesn’t have to match the exact opening! Keep the upper section aligned for a seamless fit while adding extra width at the base.
For example, if your stair opening is 1000 mm wide and enclosed by walls, a perfect fit would be 940 mm. But if you have extra space at the bottom, extending the width allows for an even more comfortable and secure walk up.
This guide provides you with detailed steps to accurately measure your space to ensure that your new staircase fits perfectly and enhances your environment. Follow these instructions closely to prepare for a successful installation. Let’s get started with the essential measurements.
Width Stairs
Measure the Stairwell: Use a tape measure to find the distance across the stairwell where your stairs will fit.
Adjust for Clearance: Deduct 60 mm from your stairwell measurement to maintain a 30 mm gap on each side, ensuring everything fits nicely and operates smoothly.
You can make the bottom four steps wider than the stairwell width, while keeping the top consistent for a perfect fit. Feel free to add extra width at the bottom!
For example, if your stairwell is 1000 mm wide and there are walls on both sides, the ideal staircase width would be 940 mm. However, if you have room for wider steps at the base, you can make the stairs as wide as you wish.
Depth Stairs
Measure the Stairwell Depth: Use a tape measure to determine the distance from the front to the back of the stairwell.
Allow for Clearance: Subtract 30 mm from your measurement to keep a free space between the back of the stairs and the stairwell wall, enhancing functionality and safety.
For example, if your stairwell is 1000 mm deep, the ideal staircase depth would be 970 mm. This simple measurement ensures a proper fit and smooth operation of your staircase.
Height Stairs
Measure Vertical Distance: Using a tape measure, determine the height from the floor at the bottom of the stairs to the top of the floor on the next level.
Account for Floor Finish: Make sure to measure after any floor finishes (like carpet or tiles) have been laid, to include their thickness in your height calculation.
For instance, if the vertical distance measures 2700 mm from one floor to the next, that is the height you should use for your stairs. This straightforward approach ensures your staircase connects smoothly between floors.
Width Stairwell
Measure Horizontally: Use a tape measure to record the horizontal distance across the stairwell at the widest point.
That’s it! This quick measurement will help you determine the maximum available space for your staircase.
Width Stairwell
Measure Front to Back: Use a tape measure to determine the distance from the front edge of the stairwell to the back.
This quick step ensures you know the total depth available for installing your staircase.
Floor Thickness
Measure Thickness: Directly measure the thickness of the floor at the stair opening from the top surface to the bottom.
This measurement generally does not affect the dimensions of your staircase, unless the entered value is exceptionally high or low.
Mounting Hole Height
Measure Downward: From the top edge of the floor where the staircase will be attached, measure 70 mm downward. This is your initial mounting hole height.
Check for Obstructions: Inspect the area for any obstructions (like electrical wiring, plumbing, or beams) that might prevent drilling at this height.
Adjust if Necessary: If obstructions are found at the 70 mm mark, determine a new height for the mounting holes where it’s clear to drill safely.
Base Plate Hidden in Screed
When installing your staircase, it’s crucial to know whether the base plate will be hidden in the screed or mounted on the finished floor:
Not on Finished Floor: If the staircase base plate is to be embedded within the screed (the layer beneath the final floor finish), measure the thickness of the screed. Enter this measurement as the value for ‘Base Plate Hidden in Screed’.
On Finished Floor: If the staircase will be attached directly to the finished floor, keep the value at 0. This indicates that the base plate is not hidden and sits flush with your finished floor level.
This setting helps ensure that your staircase installation aligns perfectly with your flooring setup, whether it’s embedded within the screed or mounted on the finished surface.
If you’re finding it difficult to get the right measurements or have any concerns about the configuration, don’t worry—we’re here to help! Once you’ve done your best with the measurements and completed the configuration, take advantage of our ‘Expert Review’ option.
Here’s how to proceed:
An EeStairs expert will review your information and get back to you with guidance and support to ensure everything is set up perfectly. We’re here to ensure that your installation goes smoothly!
The image on the left shows the default option. The image on the right illustrates what it looks like when the optional feature is added.
For spaces where maneuvering a single, large structure is challenging, our 1m2™ stairs offer a practical solution. They can be supplied in two halves that securely attach almost seamlessly. This design not only simplifies the transportation and installation process but also ensures that the staircase can be moved through restricted spaces with ease. Choose the Easy Accessibility option for a straightforward, hassle-free setup in any location.
Riser bars add safety and stability to your staircase. They are the vertical elements that fill the open space under each step, preventing objects or feet from slipping through. Our riser bars are designed not only for functionality but also to complement the modern aesthetics of your stairs. With easy installation, they are an essential component for ensuring your staircase meets both safety standards and your personal style preferences.
While the Anti-skid plugs on our 1m2™ stairs offer additional safety by preventing slipping, some opt to remove them for a more streamlined look. It’s important to note that doing so could increase the likelihood of slipping. For the best balance of style and safety, we recommend keeping the Anti-skid plugs, ensuring each step is secure underfoot.
By easily unscrewing the top section of the handrail, you create temporary extra space around the stair opening, making it easier to move large or awkward items. Once finished, simply reattach the top section to maintain the sleek look of the 1m2™ by EeStairs.
When customizing your 1m2™ stairs, you can choose a regular top step that is flush with your floor level or opt for a lowered top tread, which is one step down from the floor level. The latter is often preferred for access to roof hatches and similar setups, and it includes a handrail whose top can be easily screwed on or off to suit the unique height requirement.
The standard handrail is made of mild steel, matching the rest of the staircase in color. The stainless steel handrail has a brushed finish and is not powder-coated.
Our void balustrades are designed to encircle your stairwell, providing an extra layer of safety without compromising on style. Standing at a precise height of one meter and customizable in width, they are tailored to fit the dimensions of your space. The balustrades will match the color finishing of your 1m2™ stairs for a cohesive look. Whether you’re looking to safeguard an open stairwell or delineate an area, these railings are an essential addition, ensuring peace of mind with their robust construction and sleek design.
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These are the Clips™ railings mounted on one or both sides of the staircase.
Select whether to install a wall-mounted handrail along the staircase.
Selecting “–” means no (wall)railing will be added to this part of the stairs.
Enter the vertical height between two floors (FTF height) and specify how many floors this height applies to.
Each row contains:
FTF heightThe height between two consecutive floors
Amount of floorsHow many times this height repeats.
FloorsDefines which floors this height applies to. Use the plus/minus buttons to shift the floor range.
Void balustrades are installed around an open void or mezzanine to provide safety and a continuous design flow.
Enter the length and quantity of the void railings. Tick "Base" if a Void Balustrade Base Profile is required for this length. The base profile is the bottom fixing profile used to mount or support the railing along the edge of the void.
Here you can see the stair geometry, including the floor heights, rise and going, as well as the total length of the railings, wall railings and void balustrades.
Use this function to include your own installation, service, or other additional costs on top of the product price. You can enter either a fixed amount or calculate a value based on the dimensions of the stair or balustrade. If this does not apply to your situation, you can simply skip this section.
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