Surface treatment

The stairs are surface-treated during manufacture according to rational and environmentally friendly methods. Different surface treatments are recommended on different types of wood, so contact your salesperson for more information. Covering is carried out as standard on MDF-clad pine frames or birch for those who want solid wood.

Recommended combinations of our most common types of wood and surface treatments are shown here. We can also offer brushed step surfaces, a treatment of the wood that gives more structure. Read more about this here.

Box B10

Box B11

Ash L02

Ash L03

Ash L20

Ash Matt varnish

Birch B715

Birch L20

Birch Matt Varnish (No. 2)

Birch Matt varnish

Oak Natural Matt Lacquer

Oak Natural B15

Oak Natural L02

Oak Natural L03

Oak Natural L04

Oak Natural L05

Oak Matt varnish

Oak Natural Oil (Primed Oil Only)

Oak Natural Osmo 3073 + 3040

Oak Natural Osmo 3188 + 3067

Pine Matt Lacquer

Pine B8

Pine B15

Pine L04

Pine L20

Twig yellowing: normally occurs afterwards if softwood is covered with paint, stained/lasered or surface treated with colored clear lacquers (lacquer glaze). We therefore disclaim all responsibility for any complaints in these respects.

Cover painting: Topcoating on steps is not of a worse quality than topcoating on railings and wall pieces, but the degree of wear and tear is significantly higher on the landing step and especially in the walkway. In other words, wear of the paint will become visible much faster and, in addition, the step will be worn unevenly. This type of wear is not grounds for complaint.