Straight flight. The stair most houses specify.

Britain and North America specify this first, in the hall and in a renovation. Oak treads and an oak handrail. The posts are aluminium. The plant machines hardwood and aluminium profiles. This flight is that work. 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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Straight oak stair with a timber handrail and black aluminium posts

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Straight flight

The same flight, two houses.

A new house runs it toward the window. A renovation keeps the worn treads and replaces the balustrade.

Straight oak stair rising toward a sash window

Straight flight

New house. The handrail does not break.

The window is above the flight. The posts are black aluminium squares, not turned wood.

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Renovated straight stair with worn oak treads and new black aluminium posts — Renovation. The old treads stay. The oak handrail and the black posts are new.

Two more houses

One hall is barely wide enough to pass. One house makes the straight flight the room.

Straight oak stair in a very narrow hall with coats and a scooter — **Small plan**
The flight sits against the wall. Coats, shoes and a scooter are opposite. The posts are black aluminium squares.

One straight oak flight in a tall hall, with a painting and a bench — **The stair is the room**
One straight flight, with no turn. Oak treads and an oak handrail. The posts and rods are black aluminium. A painting, a bench and flowers sit beside it.

These two are storage

The narrow hall builds drawers and a wardrobe under the flight. The large house builds a cloakroom you can walk into, with the living room beyond.

Straight oak stair with drawers, a hanging cupboard and a bench built under the flight, kitchen beyond — **Small plan**
A narrow hall. Closed risers. Drawers, a hanging cupboard and a lift-up bench fill the space under the flight. One drawer is open. The newel is oak. The rods are black aluminium. The door beside it opens onto the kitchen.

Oak stair beside a walk-in cloakroom, books above, living room through the door — **Storage**
A cloakroom you can walk into sits beside this flight. Books are above. Through the door is the living room. Oak handrail, black aluminium posts and rods.