StairBox

StairBox designs and manufactures custom timber staircases at its facilities in Stoke-on-Trent.

Its catalog covers complete projects for new homes and renovations, as well as components for updating an existing staircase. The company combines technology-assisted manufacturing with hand finishing, and says its team brings more than 100 years of woodworking experience.

For a new staircase, the StairBuilder configurator lets customers set the design, dimensions, materials, and finishes before requesting a quote and placing an order online.

The range includes oak staircases, stair cladding, loft stairs, glass balustrades, black metal spindles, and custom metal designs. That variety covers traditional and contemporary options, from a main staircase to a more compact connection for a loft conversion.

The renovation line is for customers who are keeping the existing structure but want to change its appearance with new components. StairBox offers timber parts, treads, railing components, and cladding options that can give a staircase a different look without requiring a complete replacement. The website also lists timber doors and windows among its products, along with guides and digital tools to help customers work through measurements and configurations.

Manufacturing takes place at the company’s own Midlands facility. StairBox says it combines modern machinery for accurate production with hand finishing before assembly. For standard staircases, it publishes an average lead time of seven to 10 working days, while noting that this can increase during busy periods. Delivery is handled by its own drivers and vehicles; after an order is placed, the company arranges delivery or collection from its trade counter.

StairBox takes inquiries from homeowners, construction professionals, and customers who need help choosing a configuration. Its factory includes a showroom that visitors can tour to see examples and discuss a project with the team. The Stoke-on-Trent address brings the head office, manufacturing, and showroom together, making it possible to see how online design connects with production.