Closing an open staircase with risers, by Alex

Make Your Stairs Safe and Stylish

Want to give an open staircase a new look while improving safety? That's exactly what Alex did with his stair renovation project. By installing risers, he gave his hallway a fresh and sleek look.

Step by Step to a Closed Staircase

The most important part of this project was installing risers between the steps of the open staircase. The chosen materials are Plywood Interior Poplar Primed, ideal for a smooth and paintable surface. The light color creates an airy atmosphere, perfectly suited to the interior.

The Location

The staircase is located in the entrance of the house, making it immediately noticeable upon entering. The closed design works beautifully here, contributing to the uncluttered and intimate atmosphere of the space.

Unique Features

Alex opted for custom-cut risers from TOSIZE.es , which ensured a perfect fit without any hassle. This allowed him to focus entirely on the finishing touches and the end result.

Benefits of Making Your Own

Renovating your stairs yourself offers numerous advantages, such as complete freedom in sizing and material choices. It's also often cost-effective, allowing you to stay within budget while still delivering high-quality results.

A Timeless Elegant Atmosphere

The choice for a light and clean look creates a timeless look. It not only creates an aesthetically pleasing whole but also a safer and more inviting home.

Why Choose Plywood Interior Poplar Primed?

With plywood, you integrate not only functionality but also style. This wood is lightweight, budget-friendly, and easy to paint. It's the perfect choice for a sleek and modern look.

DIY Tips from the Expert

Make sure you use the correct screws and pre-drill everything thoroughly to prevent splinters. Take your time to ensure an evenly painted surface for a perfect finish.

A staircase renovation project like this will make your entrance look like new again and prove that with a little skill and the right materials, anything is possible!