Oak Tread Replacement
Old carpet was removed and new stained maple treads and handrails installed. The skirts were skinned and new riser material painted white.
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Examples of carpet-to-hardwood stair conversions, hardwood stair treads, painted risers, false treads, and finished stair trim.
Old carpet was removed and new stained maple treads and handrails installed. The skirts were skinned and new riser material painted white.
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A clean stair finish using hardwood treads, painted risers, and matching trim details to brighten the stairway. This was one of our most transformative projects. All the skirt boards were replaced. mitered to the risers for a seamless look. I will leave a pic of the before on this one.
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False treads can provide the hardwood stair look while keeping the project practical for many existing stair layouts.
See tread materialsCustom handrail work including wall rail, open rail systems, stained handrail, rail fittings, and finish carpentry details.
A stained handrail matched to the stair treads and trim for a finished, coordinated stair remodel. Custom build in Arvada Colorado
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Wall rail installed for a safer and more finished stairway, with clean brackets and properly returned rail ends. This was made to match a 1920s handrail in Hilltop area of Denver. It allowed a client more time in his home of 60 plus years
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Horizontal railing can give a stairway a more modern look while still using warm wood details and quality finish carpentry.
See railing optionsIron baluster upgrades can transform an older stair rail system while keeping the existing stair layout.
Tuscan style metal balusters add a warm, old-world look to a staircase with simple iron lines,scrolls, and textured finishes like satin black or oil-rubbed bronze. They work well with oak, alder, walnut, and other stained hardwoods, giving the stairway a handcrafted feel without making the design too busy.
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Decorative iron balusters with twist and basket patterns installed below a stained wood handrail.
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This modern metal baluster design uses clean vertical lines with simple circle accents to create a contemporary look without overpowering the stairway. The black iron contrasts nicely with the stained wood rail and trim, giving the space a sharp, updated feel while still working well in a traditional home.
View iron balustersBox newels, starting posts, landing posts, and finished stair trim help define the overall look of a stair remodel.
This one was not just a box newel but a complete makeover. New oak skirts, treads, risers and caps. Done in Hyland Hills, Westminster.
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A dark stain on oak twisted rope balusters. The rail goes over the top on these. The normal gooseneck could not be used on this as the rail had to hit a lower elevation because of the faux finish on the wall could not be duplicated. Requiring our rail to hit the same spot as the old stair rail. Tuscan style balusters finish the look on a residence in the Highlands of Denver
Learn about stair partsCurved handrails and specialty stair parts require careful layout, fitting, and finish work.
Curved handrail we built in Evergreen Colorado. Modern style in white oak.
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Full treatment on this one. New curve rail bent with new treads,risers and veneer on the outside stair skirt to match the treads. Modern 6003 rail with square modern newel posts all stained dark and clear coated.
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This is the start of a tread cap on the outside and a skin veneer going on the wall side.
Ask about a custom projectBefore and after photos help show how new treads, railings, balusters, and finish details can change the look of a stairway.
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A stairway updated from carpet to hardwood with stained treads, painted risers, and finished trim details.
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A railing update using iron balusters while keeping the stairway warm with stained wood rail and trim.
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A spiral stair is a great option when space is limited but you still want a strong architectural feature. With a compact footprint, curved handrail, and carefully fitted treads, a spiral stair can provide access to lofts, decks, basements, or upper levels while adding a distinctive custom look to the home.
View railing servicesDenver Stair can help with stair tread replacement, custom handrails, iron balusters, box newels, curved rail work, stair parts, and finish carpentry for homes in the Denver area.
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