Wrought Iron Staircase with Wood Treads in Plainfield

Steel structure, wood treads: it is a combination that gives you the strength and clean lines of metal with the warmth of wood underfoot. This modern staircase in Plainfield is round bar in satin black with wood treads.

A steel stringer lets us build a stair that is slim and strong, sometimes open underneath, without the bulk of an all-wood build. Wood treads bring it back to something warm and familiar to walk on, and they can be stained to match your floors so the staircase ties into the rest of the house. It is the wood-and-iron combination at the scale of a whole staircase.

Indoors the wrought iron is painted, primed and finished in satin black, which is the right call inside and stays easy to maintain. We build the steel to the actual opening and fit the treads to it.

If you are picturing a stair that is metal and wood rather than all of one, let Signature Metal Works talk it through.