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Stairs
- Lateral stairs
- Ladder
- Boat Ladder
- Truckle Bed Straight Stairs
- Industrial alternating tread stairs 63º
- Alternating tread stairs 62º
- Straight Stairs
- Spiral Stairs
- General Access Stairs 36º
- Public Access Stairs 30º
- Standard stairs with landing
- Standard Stairs
- Telescopic wooden Ladder
- Folding Stairs to wall 45º
- Folding Stairs to wall 54º
- Telescopic aluminium ladder
The stairs can be placed in different positions, increasing the possible configurations
- Exterior stairs, perpendicular to the mezzanine.
- Interior stairs. You will need a beam for interior stairs.
- Exterior stairs, parallel to the mezzanine. You will need a stair landing.
- A different placement to our mezzanines.
Yes, our stairs are compatible with other ranges, provided that the height of the staircase matches the height of the mezzanine or surface to be reached.
In our online shop you will find a wide range of staircase models with different heights. This allows you to choose the one that best suits your needs and specific height.
If you wish to install a staircase in XL mezzanines, it is necessary to purchase the Adapter for accessories, which will allow you to integrate it properly.
The minimum width is 29 3/8" and the maximum is 45 1/8". The length should be more than 51 1/8".
No, it can’t. This kit is specially designed to be used with our staircases.
In MezzaninesOnline there are different types of staircases: some for private use, usually located in small spaces, some for general use, wider and more comfortable, suitable for workplaces or commercial premises.
Defining the intended use of the staircase is basic in most standards. Staircases are generally classified as service or private stairs, as well as general or public use stairs, the latter being more demanding.
There are in place many regulations for staircases in the different countries in which MezzaninesOnline is present. Therefore, it is difficult to determine whether a staircase type complies with a particular normative.
Our stairs are designed by defining the general criteria for each type of staircase, so that these are well defined and checked against those in the regulations:
- Usable width.
- Rung tread and riser dimensions.
- Permissible step and staircase loads.
- Handrail heights.
However, some regulations also refer to very specific construction parameters and details:
- Material of the step.
- Railing and handrail design.
- Type of riser.
- Step nosing (or overlap between steps).
- Ceiling height clearance.
There are very few international standards that cover the design of staircases, one of which is ISO 14122 "Safety of machinery. Permanent means of access to machinery and industrial installations", whose criteria are suitable for our category EASILY ACCESSIBLE STAIRS . For all other regulations, the general criteria should be verified, which can be easily compared with the data in the Technical Data Sheets.
If you have a specific regulation that your staircase must comply with, you can ask us and we will try to help you in your decision.
Yes, the direction of rotation can vary.
The stairs include the maximum number of steps that are required in their maximum heights. The more the height is reduced, the less steps will be installed. However, you can acquire additional steps as spare parts, the number of steps is designed according to the inclination of each staircase though. An excessive number of steps would reduce the going available for treading, specially important when going down.
Yes. You will have to acquire the beam for interior stairs.
Consult the data sheet for each staircase.
No, you can’t.