Stairs

The most straightforward, consisting of a single linear flight of steps with no change in direction. These are the most common because they are usually easy to design, construct and install. However, they use more linear space and might not be suitable for every floor plan. 

Also called halfback, half-turn, or U-Shaped stair. These consist of two flights of stairs that go in opposite directions with a landing that connects the two parallel flights creating more visual interest than a straight stair.

Also called L-shaped stair, this type of stair features two perpendicular flights of steps that connect with a landing at a 90-degree angle. These fit nicely into a corner and provide a classic look.

Winder stairs are very similar to quarter-turn stairs, except there is no landing. Instead, the steps are continuous and wind the corner with larger wedge steps that take up less space than a full landing. 

 Curved staircases are designed to make a statement and are typically reserved for formal entries. A curved staircase will take on a delicate sweeping curve along the wall echoed by a curved banister. 

 Bifurcated or split staircases create one of the grandest looks and are commonly seen in historic estates and luxury hotels. Bifurcated stairs start with one broader flight at the bottom, leading to a generous landing where two smaller flights split into opposite directions. 

 Spiral staircases feature a central post with radiating steps that spiral upwards to the floor above, sometimes through a hole cut into the floor. Spiral staircases are substantial space savers, which makes them perfect for smaller homes.  

Simply put, an open rise stair is one where the spaces between the treads are open rather than closed.

 Closed rise stairs are staircases with a solid riser between each tread, which closes the gap between the steps. This makes it impossible to see through the stairs from below or above.  

 A Carolina curve stair is a curved staircase that follows a helical arc and is often used as an entrance feature in buildings. Curved stairs are known for their elegance and can be used in both traditional and contemporary architecture.

Cantilevered stairs are a staircase system in which one end of each individual step is connected to the wall by means of steel pins or bolts giving the appearance of a "floating" staircase.

 Mono beam stairs are a type of staircase with a single central beam that supports the steps from underneath. The beam is usually supported by one side of the stairs, which creates a floating effect.

 Cable railing is a type of guardrail that uses horizontal cables instead of traditional materials like wood, glass, or metal. It's a low-maintenance alternative to traditional railings that can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications.  

 A vertical picket railing is a type of railing that consists of vertical posts, or pickets, that are attached to horizontal top and bottom rails. 

 A horizontal picket railing is a railing system that uses long, horizontal pickets that are attached to posts. Horizontal picket railings are a modern alternative to traditional vertical picket railings.  

 A glass railing is a guardrail made of glass panels and a frame that's used to keep people safe from open areas. They're often used on balconies, stairs, patios, and terraces.

 An ornamental railing is a decorative railing with intricate designs and molded cap top rails. They are often made of aluminum or steel and can be used on balconies, fences and gates.

 A Juliet balcony is a narrow railing or balcony that extends from the exterior of a building, usually above a window or French door.  

 An aluminum walkboard can be installed on your boat lift, bolted to the cradles allowing you to have access to the side of your boat. Depending on the width of your lift and beam of your boat you can have a walkboard installed on one or both sides of your boat. 

A marine gangway is used to access your boat. Commonly made from aluminum because of the material's resistance to corrosion.

Floating docks are usually suitable for deeper water because stationary dock pilings can get damaged. A floating dock rises and falls with the tide.

 A PWC cradle is a framework that holds and protects a personal watercraft (PWC) during storage or transportation. PWC cradles allow you to store your PWC out of the water when you aren't using it.   

Custom gates add personalization and security to your home or business.

Custom made oyster tables with butter dish/drink holders and slots for your oyster knives. Fits over large trashcans. (55 gallon shown)

We have designed and built custom doors for dog kennels in NC and GA. 

Seen in cities at parks and businesses, bike racks are a much appreciated addon for those that use their bicycles frequently and wish to keep them safe. 

A pergola is a structure usually consisting of parallel colonnades supporting an open roof of girders and cross rafters. Beautiful in a garden or over a walkway!

 Bollards are short posts that act as physical and visual barriers to guide traffic. Bollards are also used on the deck of boats or on boat slips to tie off boats. 

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