Sintered Stone Stairs Good Ideas?

Stairs are a very important part of interior decoration. We usually choose natural marble for stairs. With the popularity of sintered stone slabs, sintered stone stairs have become one of the choices for many customers.

Sintered stone slabs have good anti-fouling, wear resistance, high hardness, and other characteristics, making them another preferred material for stairs. However, sintered stone slab stair also have their defects. So what are the main shapes of sintered stone slab stairs and what are not recommended shapes? Let’s analyze them one by one.

Sintered Stone Stairs Suitable Styles

Style 1. The Vertical Surface Of The Stairs Turned At Right Angles

This style is the most popular way to make stairs with sintered stone slabs. It is simple and elegant, and can better show the texture of the sintered stone.

Right angle sintered stone stair — Right-angle

Style 2. The Step Surface Turned Into A Small Right-angle

In this style,

First, no light strips are used, which are generally turned at a right angle of 30-50mm, and the shape is close to the effect of the two sides of a natural marble staircase;

Second, light strips are used, which are generally turned at a right angle of 30-80mm. Because the hardness of the sintered stone slab itself is relatively high, there is no need to add artificial stone under the tread like natural marble.

Small Right angle Sintered Stone Stairs — Small Right angle

Style 3. The Step Surface Turns At A Large Right Angle

This style is a combination of method 1 and method 2, with both a large right-angle facade and a sense of layering. Generally, a height of about 40-60mm is left under the facade, which is suitable for either light strips or not.

Large Right Angle Sintered Stone Stairs — Large Right Angle

Sintered Stone Stairs Not Suitable Styles

1. No Suitable Double-sided Stepping

The main reason is that the texture and feel of the sintered stone slab only exist on the surface, and the cross-section of the slab is the same color but has no pattern or texture. Therefore, if the star is double-sided, the double-sided position will highlight the cross-section of the slab, which will affect the overall appearance.

Double sided Step Sintered Stone Stairs — Double-sided Step

2. No Suitable Arc Shape Of Tread Or Railing

Curved treads or curved glass railing facades will highlight the un-polishability and joint problems of the stone slabs, so they are not recommended.

Arc Shape Sintered Stone Stairs — Arc Shape

Sintered Stone Stairs Examples

Therefore, sintered stone slabs are more suitable for light luxury-style stairs. Next, let’s take a look at some examples of sintered slab stairs.

IN THE END

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