Fos Stair

Description:
FOS is the new open steel and wood staircase which is characterized by an extraordinary visual lightness. 

Light and minimal design:
There are two elements that distinguish Fos from the numerous stair models with a laser-cut steel structure.

The first is the thigh. The design is apparently the classic one, a knee pattern that characterizes many scales of this category. In reality, the proportions between the vertical and the horizontal segments have been completely redesigned to create a thinner and slender structure capable of giving the scale visual lightness.
The second concerns the system for fixing the steps. These are in fact connected to the structure through steel slats inserted inside a slot. A solution that in addition to ensuring excellent sealing has the great advantage of freeing the composition from the presence of visible bolts.

Customized also in the price:
Fos is designed to offer a tailor-made solution with high design content, quality materials and a decidedly advantageous price.
The steps are solid beech finger joint (thickness 4 cm) available in various shades all water-based. The structure is in steel painted in four standard colors of your choice, plus the ability to customize it with sample colors.
Fos can fit 4 different types of indoor railings (three on the double leg version and one on the mono) all customizable and coordinated with the color of the structure.

Maximum versatility:
Fos offers considerable configuration flexibility to adapt to all architectural requirements. It can also be designed in a single-structure version - with a single leg close to the wall and suspended steps, for an effect similar to that of cantilevered stairs - both in the double structure - so as to have a self-supporting iron staircase with clean lines he decided. In the double structure version it is possible to close the riser with a panel coordinated with the finishing of the steps, so as to create new useful space in the basement. The double-structure conformations ensure superior performance in terms of strength and resistance, so as to create internal stairs for public places in compliance with the regulations required by law.