Steel Feature Staircases for Hotel Lobbies Made to Measure

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A steel feature staircase for a hotel lobby is a custom-fabricated structure designed around the space, the visual concept and the traffic it must carry. Made-to-measure steel lets designers control profiles, geometry and finish, from slim open-riser designs to sculptural cantilevered forms. Each stair is measured on site, drawn, approved and produced in our Tel Aviv factory before installation.

Why steel suits statement lobby stairs

Steel offers slender profiles and long spans that a lobby designer can use to create a light, sculptural staircase without visually heavy supports. The material is strong enough for high public traffic and can be formed into curves, open treads and floating landings that match the architectural language of the building.

Slim structural sections for an airy look
Reliable performance under heavy daily use
Compatibility with glass, wood and stone treads

Design decisions that shape the stair

Before drawing, it helps to settle the main decisions together: the stair type (straight, quarter-turn, U-shaped or helical), the tread material, the balustrade concept and the desired visual weight. Each choice affects structure, fixings and installation sequence, so it is worth discussing them early with the fabricator.

Clear sightlines through the stair often matter as much as the stair itself. Open risers, transparent railings and minimal supports help the staircase read as an element of the lobby rather than an obstacle within it.

Our process from inquiry to installation

We work with designers and contractors step by step. You send photos and the architectural drawings or sketches, we visit the site for measurement, and we prepare a drawing and written specification for your approval. Only after approval does production begin in our factory.

Inquiry with photos and drawings
On-site measurement
Drawing and written specification
Client approval
Factory production and finishing
Installation on site

Finishes that hold up in public spaces

Lobby stairs face constant use, cleaning and changing humidity, so the finish matters. Hot-dip galvanizing gives strong corrosion protection for steel elements, and powder coating offers a wide colour range and a durable surface. Stainless steel is an option where a brighter, more refined metallic look is wanted.

Choose the finish together with the designer, taking into account the building environment and the cleaning routine the hotel will follow.

Safety and standards to plan for

Stair geometry, handrail heights, guard infill and load requirements must comply with Israeli building requirements, including the railing standard SI 1142. Tread depth, riser height and landing dimensions should be checked with the project engineer, since exact values depend on the building and use.

Early coordination with the structural engineer avoids surprises at the anchoring stage and keeps the design within approved parameters.

Coordinating with the wider lobby project

A feature staircase is usually one part of a larger interior. Coordinate with the designer on lighting integration, wall and floor finishes, and where the stair meets the floor slab. Clear communication about tolerances and installation order saves time on site and keeps the finished result faithful to the design intent.

Frequently asked questions

Can a steel staircase be designed with a floating or cantilevered look?

Yes, cantilevered and floating treads are possible when the structure is designed by an engineer and anchored correctly to the building. We discuss the concept and the fixing method during the drawing stage.

What information should I send for an initial inquiry?

Send photos of the space, any architectural drawings or sketches, and a short description of the desired style. This lets us understand the project before the site visit.

Do you handle installation as well as fabrication?

Our process includes installation after the factory production and finishing stages are complete. Installation details are agreed during the approval step.

How do I confirm the safety requirements for my project?

Confirm guard heights, stair dimensions and load requirements with your project engineer and the relevant Israeli standards, including SI 1142. We align the design with those checked values.

Common mistakes to avoid

Choosing the visual concept before confirming structure, fixings and safety requirements often leads to redesign. Skipping an on-site measurement can also cause fit problems that are costly to correct after production.

Our recommendation

Agree on the stair type, tread material and finish together with the designer and engineer before drawing approval, and send accurate measurements or photos early. This keeps the statement look intact while avoiding changes during production.

Summary

Made-to-measure steel feature staircases can give hotel lobbies a striking, durable centrepiece when design, engineering and finish are planned together from the start.

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