Stairs, balustrades & balconies 1
FLIGHT DESIGN
Flight Design specialises in the design and installation of architectural features such as staircases, balustrade, mezzanine floors and furniture. The company undertakes work for both residential and commercial projects, working with architects, interior designers and private clients. Flight works with a wide range of materials, and looks to stretch the boundaries of both materials and design to produce fascinating structures. Every installation is bespoke and carefully built in its workshop to your spec.
www.flightdesign.co.uk Enq. 183 2 BRITISH SPIRALS & CASTINGS
British Spirals & Castings is the new face of Cottage Craft Spirals, Tilley’s
London Castings and Milton Aluminium Castings. This family business has been designing and manufacturing bespoke spiral stairs and a wide range of made to measure ancillary products, straight staircases and balconies since 1980. Working with a wide range of materials, every specification is unique and crafted beautifully here in the UK to suit you, your home and your lifestyle.
www.britishsc.co.uk Enq. 184 3 CANAL ENGINEERING
One of the main features within a property, that often gets neglected, but when given attention can transform a house, is the staircase. CANAL Architectural has a London showroom displaying bespoke staircases, balustrade and handrail systems incorporating a variety of materials and backed with an extensive range of material samples. CANAL produce unique architectural work in residential and commercial properties.
www.canal.eu.com/ architectural-showroom.asp
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FLIGHT DESIGN STAIRCASES | BALUSTRADE | ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES
specialist suppliers of
as small as1m2 ideal for loft conversions
german made telephone box staircases
high quality
Tel: 01425 611112 Fax: 01425 617773
sales@fivestars.ltd.uk www.fivestars.ltd.uk
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FLIGHTDESIGN.CO.UK 13A CHAPMAN ROAD, LONDON, E9 5DW 020 8980 1000
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selfbuilder & homemaker
www.sbhonline.co.uk
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