Staircase are aids that connects with the floor above. To be easy and convenient staircase is traversed by the user, making the ladder should be based on several considerations. Ease and convenience is meant, among others, are as follows:
For the good staircase positions can be reached easily from any angle in the house, so the mobility penghini house can run well. However, according to Feng Shui staircase in the living room is bad for the residents, because it affects the weather luck because the owner entered sustenance is always no lasting or up and down.
According to Feng Shui lies the stairs also should not be in the middle - the middle of the building, this will interfere with a fortune center building. In Feng Shui, Tengan point of building one's navel is like we must protect from the weather Evil.
Placement of stairs above the kitchen is also not good, but according to Feng Shui can stop the owners of food and clothing. Logically dust or dirt from stairs from footwear will easily fit into the food that we were, this is certainly very unfortunate for the health.
Staircase area should be sufficient lighting and stair stepping should not use material that is too slippery so as not to endanger user.
Application materials are different steps to make the stairs look unique, alternative choice of material can be in solid steel plate with wooden floor will make this ladder arstistik create an impression in the house.
Footing steps need to be taken into account in order to provide convenience for its users. Usually higher rungs of the most comfortable between 15cm - 18cm, when the stairs are too high then the legs will feel heavy when riding. Stair width must exceed the width of your foot adults, it is necessary to safely use a ladder to go up and down. The minimum width of stairs is> 22cm if the width of the stairs <22cm can make people fall in slip or trip and this is very dangerous to users.
The ideal ladder is the ladder that has a safety course to secure the "journey" from the bottom up or vice versa. Commonly called a safety railing staircase that can be made of material similar to the structure with a ladder or other material. There are some interesting design stairs without railing or a safety ladder, but it would be wise if the railings remain there because of its function may not only we are using, to the children or the elderly.Ladder structure consists of certain parts that constitute a unity that are complementary to each other. Because it is one element with other elements are interconnected. Ladder structure of the system itself consists of: a vertical ladder (riser) for footing horizontal ladder (tread), rest areas (landing), the mother who holds the ladder rungs (string), the main pole (Newel), railing (handrail), and the fence ladder (baluster).
Railing
Trends staircase railing commonly used by the people now began beragamam, began to metal, wood, concrete to glass. Staircase railing is available in various designs from the classical to minimalist line with consumer demand.Application in accordance with the interior design is also crucial beauty of this staircase railing, for example, to house minimalism, appropriate material is metal, concrete, or glass, although the concept is more to the simplicity of minimalist design of the material selection. In addition as a safety, staircase railing is also required to be able to look good so that it can become an integral part of the interior with furniture and interior design concept as a whole.
Style
Staircase railing mode can be made depending on what homeowners taste, but it would be better if it fits the style of home interior, such as classical interior certainly does not fit when mounted railing minimalist, vice versa. Minimalist style of course is a simple architectural style, then the corresponding staircase railing is the ladder that is not too much ornamentation, primary colors and geometric shapes. While the classical course in contrast with the material that is capable of displaying the hubbub ornaments such as wrought iron, glass carving and others.
