KALLISTO STAIRS
EARLS COLNE BUSINESS PARK
EARLS COLNE
COLCHESTER
ESSEX CO6 2NS
Tel: 01787 220564
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Suppliers of: Precast Concrete Spiral Stairs, Precast Concrete Curved Staircases, concrete stairs, concrete staircases, precast stairs, precast concrete staircases
Kallisto Stairs - Precast Concrete Spiral Staircases - Handcrafted to Your Specification
Kallisto Stairs is part of the Milbank Concrete Products Group who have over 70 years’ experience in the production of high quality precast concrete products. Our expertise has been commissioned for staircase installations in some of the most prestigious venues in the UK, working with architects, engineers and designers to produce stunning, durable precast spiral stair case installations.
Kallisto brings together your ideas and will expertly design bespoke stairs to create stunning visual impact, combining exquisite design, craftsmanship and cutting edge technology to complement and enhance the architectural features of your project or home.
We offer a highly professional service working alongside you to bring together your vision and design that will allow us to construct a product that suits the finish you hope to achieve. When you work with Kallisto, our bespoke staircase design company, you can be sure that you will achieve exactly the excellence you envisioned.
Advantages of Precast Stairs:
Price
Precast concrete stairs are cheaper than a stair cast insitu on site due to the efficiencies we have within a factory environment.
Programme
A precast concrete stair can be installed in a day and often at the same time as the structural flooring. Insitu poured concrete stairs often take weeks to build, cast, strip and finish.
Safety
Providing an immediate working platform a precast stair can be used as soon as it is installed. Insitu poured stairs will require alternative access routes to the upper floors while they are being built.
Quality and waste
Using a flexible steel formwork system enables the precast stairs to be made accurately and to a high quality. Precasting allows the repeated use of formwork whereas insitu concrete pouring results in the formwork being disposed of on each project.
Construction Benefits
- Fire Resistant
- In most cases eradicate in-situ concrete
- Speed of Installation, minimising time spent on site
- Health & Safety – In most cases, once installed acts as an immediate access route and can easily be installed with the addition of a temporary handrail
Further Technical information is available to download through the BPi PDF library or through the Manufacturer’s own website.
The Advantages of Precast Concrete Stairs
How Much Do Our Stairs Cost?
Our precast concrete stairs are inexpensive when compared to a stair cast in situ due to the efficiencies within a controlled factory environment.
How Long Do They Take to Install?
Our curved and helical precast concrete staircases can be installed in a day and often at the same time as the structural flooring. Insitu poured concrete stairs usually take weeks to build, cast, strip and finish.
Are They Safe and Secure?
Precast concrete staircases can be used as soon as they are installed - they provide an immediate working platform. Insitu poured stairs will require alternative access routes to the upper floors while they are being built.
Are They as High-Quality as In Situ Stairs?
Using a flexible steel formwork system in a controlled offsite factory environment enables our precast stairs to be made accurately and to a high quality. Precasting allows the repeated use of formwork, whereas in situ concrete pouring results in the formwork being disposed of on each project.
Milbank’s ‘Kallisto’ division deliver another impressive stair
Milbank are proud to introduce Kallisto Stairs – a new concept in the United Kingdom for precast concrete curved stair design. Kallisto’s expertise has been commissioned for luxury staircase installations in some of the most prestigious venues in the UK, working with architects, engineers and designers to produce stunning, durable precast concrete spiral staircase installations.
Work has now completed at the St Helen’s School of Music in Northwood, Middlesex. The distinctive brick and terracotta-clad building houses classrooms, individual and group practice rooms, a music technology suite, recording studio and a dedicated performance space.
Working with IID Architects, Kallisto Stairs (the luxury precast concrete helical stair division of Milbank Concrete Products) provided a stunning precast concrete helical feature stair that can be seen through the glass entrance, stretching the height of the building over two floors.
For more information on Kallisto and to view their gallery of previously completed projects go to www.kallistostairs.co.uk.
01787 220564 | info@kallistostairs.co.uk
