Quarter turn. The British terrace.

One turn, on a square landing, not on winders. Oak treads, slim black aluminium rods, room under the flight. The plant machines the hardwood and the aluminium. Installation stays local.

These pictures are a direction, not a finished Aurinex stair. The plant machines hardwood and aluminium profiles. Installation stays local.

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Quarter turn

The landing, then the window.

The stair turns on the landing. The cupboard is under the flight.

Quarter turn

A square landing. A cupboard under the flight.

On this one the newel is oak and the rods are black aluminium. The plant machines both.

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Quarter-turn stair beside a sash window — The turn faces the window. The oak handrail stays in one piece.

Two more houses

One is a repaired old terrace. One puts the turn in the middle of the living room.

Quarter-turn oak stair in a repaired terrace hall, with cupboards under the lower flight — **Old house**
A repaired terrace. Two flights turn on the landing. Cupboards sit under the lower flight. The newel is oak. The rods are black aluminium. Coats and boots are by the door.

Quarter-turn oak stair in the middle of a living room, sofa and chair beside it — **The stair is the room**
This turn stands in the middle of the living room. The landing faces the tall window. The sofa, the lamp and the chair sit beside the stair, under the full ceiling. Oak handrail. The rods are black aluminium.