Built to Fit the Space You Have
Custom Spiral Staircases Designed and Installed in Battle Creek
If you need reliable access to a second story, loft, or basement but floor space is limited, a custom spiral staircase offers a solution that works in tight layouts. In Battle Creek homes where traditional stairs would block a hallway or reduce usable square footage, a spiral design uses vertical space efficiently while meeting building code requirements for safe passage.
C.R. Christian designs, fabricates, and installs spiral staircases using iron or aluminum, tailored to your floor plan and structural conditions. Each staircase is built to exact measurements, including tread width, riser height, and center column diameter, then assembled on-site with fasteners and anchoring systems that tie into your floor joists or concrete slab. Finishes are selected based on whether the stairs will be used indoors or exposed to weather, with powder coating or treatment applied to resist corrosion and wear over time.
If you are planning a new staircase or replacing one that no longer fits your needs in Battle Creek, contact C.R. Christian to review your layout and discuss fabrication options.
How the Staircase Is Built and Secured
After measuring your ceiling height and available floor area in Battle Creek, the staircase is fabricated off-site using welded iron or aluminum components, including the center post, treads, risers, and handrail supports. Each tread is positioned at a calculated angle to maintain consistent rise and run, and all joints are checked for alignment before the unit is disassembled for transport.
Once installed, you will notice stable footing on every step, smooth transitions between levels, and a handrail that remains secure under pressure. The staircase will not shift, creak, or sag when used regularly, and the finish will remain intact even in high-humidity areas or exterior installations exposed to rain and temperature swings.
Installation includes anchoring the base plate to your subfloor or concrete pad and securing the upper landing bracket to the structural framing above. The handrail is attached with through-bolts or welded connections depending on the material, and all edges are deburred to prevent snagging. If your space requires a specific entry angle or intermediate landing, those adjustments are made during fabrication to ensure the staircase fits without modification on delivery day.
Questions About How This Works in Your Space
Homeowners often want to know how the staircase will be secured, how long installation takes, and whether their floor can support the weight without additional reinforcement.
C.R. Christian builds spiral staircases that fit the dimensions and conditions of your Battle Creek property, with materials and finishes selected for the environment where they will be used. Contact us to schedule a site visit and receive a fabrication estimate based on your floor plan.
