Crittall-style staircase screens in Berkshire
If your Berkshire home has a stair wall that blocks the landing light, Crittall-style staircase screens can bring the light through without losing the separate room. We cover Reading, Maidenhead, Newbury and the villages around them.
Staircase screens for Berkshire homes
Reading's red-brick Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas around Maidenhead and Windsor, and plenty of 1930s semis make Berkshire a county of knock-throughs and rear extensions.
That is why so many enquiries from Windsor and Maidenhead start with a stair wall that blocks the landing light.
Survey and fitting in Berkshire
Berkshire is roughly 105 miles by road from our Birmingham office. We group surveys by area, so we can usually offer a visit within two weeks of your enquiry. Book a free survey and we will bring frame and glass samples so you can see the finish in your own light.
Popular uses
- As a glazed balustrade to a mezzanine
- Across a half-landing to light the floor below
Options we offer
- Fixing: To stringers, landing joists or new framing
- Bars: Bars aligned with the treads or a regular grid
- Glass: Toughened or laminated; fire-rated where the stair is a protected route
Read more about staircase screens or see everything we fit in Berkshire.
Staircase screens in Berkshire: questions
How soon can you survey in Berkshire?
Usually within two weeks of your enquiry, often sooner. Installation follows roughly 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the drawings.
Do I need permission for Crittall-style staircase screens in Berkshire?
Most internal work needs no planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and fire safety rules apply in three-storey houses and flats.
Can you match the style of homes in Windsor?
Yes. Reading's red-brick Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas around Maidenhead and Windsor, and plenty of 1930s semis make Berkshire a county of knock-throughs and rear extensions. We draw the bar layout to suit the proportions of your rooms.