What Are The Practices Of Sintered Stone Stair Stepping?

Stairs are a very important part of interior decoration.We generally choose natural marble for stairs.Sintered stone have become another best choice for stairs because of its good antifouling, abrasion resistance, and high hardness.However, the sintered stone stair steps also have their own shortcomings.What shapes are mainly used for sinetered stairs and which shapes are not recommended?

Suitable

First, the stepped surface of the ladder step is turned to a right angle.

It is the most popular way of making sintered stone stairs,simple and grandiose.

Second,the tread surface turns to a small right angle, and it can be used as a light strip or not.In this way, one is not to make light strips, generally turning at right angles 30-50mm, the shape is close to the effect of natural marble stairs; the other is to making light strips, usually turning at right angles to 30-80mm,sintered stone is durable,so there is no need to add artificial stone under the surface.

Third,the tread surface turns to a large right angle,and it can be used as a light strip or not.

It is a combination of the above two methods.It has both a large right-angled facade and a sense of hierarchy.Generally,the height of about 40-60mm is left under the facade,with or without light strips.

Unsuitable

First,the stair treads are made bilaterally.

The beauty veins of the sintered stone only exists on the surface.The cross section of sintered stone is of the same color but no pattern,so if the slab is bilateral,it will expose the section position of sintered stone and affect the stairs’ beauty.

(It's a marble staircase design with bilateral finishing)

Second

The stepping surface is curved or the railing position is curved.

Curved treads or curved glass balustrades will expose the non-sandability of the sintered stone and edge joint problems,so it is not recommended.

(It's a white natural marble staircase design with curved treads).