Balau Stairs in Pinetown: Two Landings to Address Headroom

Early timber landing framework beside a house in Pinetown, with the upper structure visible above.

We have started a new balau staircase project in Pinetown, with a practical challenge to solve: the headroom below the previous stair layout was too low. The new stairs are being built to plan, incorporating two landings to achieve the clearance needed for building-regulation compliance.

Two landings to address the headroom

For this project, the staircase layout is central to the solution. The two landings form part of the planned route between levels, allowing the stair flights to be arranged to address the clearance problem beneath the stairs.

Our focus is on following the plan as the balau staircase takes shape, with the landing positions and stair layout working together to provide the required space below.

Side view of timber framework beside a tiled patio and existing steps at the Pinetown site.
A side view of the work area as the new staircase takes shape.

The first work-in-progress photos

These first site photographs show the early timber framework and the space in which we are working. The staircase is still under construction, and this update records the start of the job.

View from below showing the upper timber structure and house at the Pinetown staircase site.
The upper structure and surrounding space form part of the staircase layout.

We will share more work-in-progress photographs as the stairs and landings develop, followed by the finished result once the installation is complete.

Planning timber stairs in Pinetown or Durban?

The Wood Joint builds timber stairs, decks, pergolas and balustrades in Pinetown, Greater Durban and the Upper Highway area. Send Garrick your suburb, a few photographs and a brief description of your project to start the conversation.

You can also browse our timber staircase projects for more examples of our work.

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