Staircase steel screens in Oxfordshire
Staircase steel screens in Oxfordshire are made to measure from a free survey and fitted by our installation team, with surveys across Oxford, Banbury, Abingdon and the surrounding area.
Fitting staircase steel screens in Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire has a high share of period and listed buildings, so heritage steel windows and sympathetic internal screens come up often.
We coordinate with your builder, kitchen fitter or decorator so the opening is ready and nothing is measured twice. Because each frame is drawn from your measurements, the staircase steel screen fits the opening you have, not a stock size.
We cover Oxford, Banbury, Abingdon and Henley-on-Thames, plus the villages and towns between them. Lead time is 5–7 weeks from signed-off drawings, and we confirm dates in writing when you sign off the drawings.
What we can include
- Raked frames that follow the pitch of the stair
- Coordination with building control where approval is needed
- Fire-rated glass and frames where the stair is an escape route
- Full-height or half-height screens with handrail details
A staircase steel screen is a glazed steel partition that replaces a solid wall or balustrade beside a staircase. Read the full guide to staircase steel screens.
Send us a few details and photos of the opening, and we will arrange a free survey.
Staircase steel screens in Oxfordshire: questions
Can you replace banisters with a glazed screen?
Often, yes. A glazed screen can replace a balustrade or a stud wall. We check the fixing points on the stair structure before confirming the design.
Will a stair screen make my hallway lighter?
If there is a window or rooflight at the top of the stairs, yes. The screen lets that light travel down instead of stopping at the stair wall.
Do you cover Oxford and Banbury?
Yes. We survey and fit staircase steel screens in Oxford, Banbury, Abingdon and across Oxfordshire. Book a free survey and we will confirm a date.
Nearby areas
Book a free survey
Tell us about your opening and we will arrange a survey and a fixed written quote.