Fire Escape Steel Staircase Manufacturing in Tel Aviv

What Makes a Steel Fire Escape Staircase Different

A fire escape staircase is built for one main purpose: getting people out of a building quickly and safely. Steel is a common choice because it is strong, holds its shape under daily use, and can be fabricated precisely to the site. Unlike a standard staircase, the design focuses on reliable footing, clear landings, and a structure that stays secure over many years of weather and use.

Every project starts from the building itself. The stair must connect properly to the walls, floors, and landings it serves, and it must suit the way people will use it in a hurry.

Our Manufacturing Process

Each staircase is produced in our factory at Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. We begin with an inquiry and photos, followed by an on-site measurement. From those measurements we prepare a drawing and a written specification, which you review and approve before any cutting or welding begins.

Once approved, the steel is cut, shaped, and assembled in the workshop. The finished pieces are then protected with hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating, depending on the location and the look you want, before installation.

Key Design Considerations

Several factors shape a fire escape stair design. Width, step depth, riser height, and landing size all affect how comfortably people can move through the stair. Handrails and guardrails must be placed and sized correctly for safe grip and fall protection.

• Clear width suited to expected occupancy
• Non-slip treads and consistent step geometry
• Landings positioned at the required intervals
• Connection details that suit your wall and floor type

Exact requirements vary by building, so we confirm the final values with your engineer.

Materials and Protection

Steel offers strength, but it needs proper protection to last outdoors. Hot-dip galvanizing coats the steel in a zinc layer that resists corrosion well, making it suitable for exposed balconies and external fire escapes. Powder coating adds a durable, colored finish that can match the building's appearance.

We help you choose the right finish based on exposure, maintenance expectations, and design preferences.

Installation and Coordination

A well-made staircase still needs careful installation. We coordinate with contractors, architects, and building committees so that anchoring points, floor openings, and wall connections are ready when the stair arrives. Clear communication at this stage prevents delays and fitting problems later.

Where needed, we provide the drawings and specifications your engineer or permit process requires.

Who We Work With

We serve private homeowners, building committees, contractors, architects, and interior designers. Whether you are upgrading an existing building or planning a new project, we can work from your plans or from measurements taken on site.

Our team has been manufacturing metalwork since 1945, and today the business is run by the third generation of the family, bringing long experience to each project.

Frequently asked questions

Can you manufacture a fire escape staircase to our exact building dimensions?

Yes. We take measurements on site and produce the staircase to match your building. Final dimensions are confirmed in the written specification before production.

Which finish is better for an outdoor fire escape?

Hot-dip galvanizing is widely used for outdoor steel because of its corrosion resistance. Powder coating is also an option when you want a specific color or appearance.

Do you check that the staircase meets safety standards?

We build to your approved specification and recommend that your engineer verifies the final design against the applicable Israeli standards. Exact values are confirmed with the engineer.

What happens after I send an inquiry?

We review your photos and details, arrange an on-site measurement, and prepare a drawing and specification for your approval. Production starts only after you approve.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is ordering a staircase before confirming the exact measurements and landing positions on site. Skipping the engineer's review of the final design can also lead to costly changes later.

Our recommendation

Have the site measured and the specification approved in writing before production begins, and confirm the final safety details with your engineer. Doing this early avoids fitting problems and keeps the project on track.

Summary

Steel fire escape staircases made to measure give buildings a durable, safe emergency exit. Careful measurement, a clear specification, and proper finishing make the difference.

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