Our Econo Plus Spiral Stair give you a premium look with an easy DIY installation process.

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The Econo Plus Spiral Stair features Salter’s premium American made steel frame and high quality wood tread covers. While our wood covers are shipped finish free, customers can choose from one of three powder coated finished for all steel and aluminum components of the staircase.

1. Where do you ship?
   • While shipping charges can vary dramatically, we ship to all US States and Canada.
2. How big of an opening do I need?
   • For any stair ordered with vertical balusters, you need an opening that is 2” larger than the diameter of the stair.  Any stairs ordered with horizontal line rail needs an opening that is 4” larger than the diameter of the stair.
3. What is Floor to Floor height?
   • Floor to floor height is the measurement from the bottom floor’s finished surface to the finished surface of the upper floor.
4. Are the treads adjustable?
   • Some models are offered with an adjustable treads where your final riser height can be determined on site, during installation.
5. Is the travel direction reversible or does that have to be determined before I order?
   • Most of our standard models’ rotation (travel direction) are reversible and can be determined on site, during installation.
6. How do I know if the stair I want meets code?
   • Our team of design consultants are well-versed in the most current code requirements and can answer any questions you have.  We always recommend contacting a local building code inspector to make sure you know what code is enforced in your particular area.
7. Do you provide any documentation for building code inspectors or architects?
   • For an additional fee, we can provide documentation in many different formats and requirements; from shop drawings to engineering stamps and calculations.
8. Is there anything I can do to fill up some of the gap between treads?
   • We offer riser bars and limiters for our econo and econo + models.  For our classic series, we also offer many different code compliant tread styles for a similar effect.
9. What is a half turn staircase?
   • The half-turn staircase, or 2/4, is a variant of the quarter-turn staircase. With this type of staircase, from the base to the top, the steps and the person on them turn 180°.