Custom Weathering Steel Staircases for Outdoor Architecture

Discover rust-finished weathering steel staircases tailored for gardens, terraces, and industrial spaces. Built for strength, beauty, and lasting performance.

Engineered for Harsh Elements. Designed for Visual Impact.
Weathering Steel Steps That Age with Grace

Design Philosophy & Overview
At the intersection of raw beauty and structural integrity lies our weathering steel staircases. These stairs aren’t just functional—they make a statement.

Crafted to develop a rich, textured patina over time, they integrate effortlessly into both contemporary and natural environments, offering architects and builders a compelling material choice.

Why Choose Weathering Steel for Staircases?
Aesthetic Evolution: A warm, rustic patina forms over time, creating a living surface that evolves with the seasons.

Uncoated Protection: No need for painting—exposure to air and moisture builds a corrosion-resistant shield.

Architectural Flexibility: Ideal for residential walkways, commercial platforms, and elevated outdoor decks.

Eco-Friendly Material: 100% recyclable and requires minimal upkeep throughout its lifetime.

Structural Integrity: Thick gauge steel maintains strength even in extreme climates.

Technical Data & Material Options

Applications & Use Scenarios
 Common Uses:
Terraced hillside gardens

Rooftop walkways

Restaurant or hotel outdoor stairs

Industrial lofts and warehouses

Tip: Pair with corten planters, steel edging, or gabion walls for seamless landscape integration.

Customization Capabilities
We specialize in project-specific staircase solutions. Whether you need an asymmetrical design, extra-wide steps, or a seamless transition between levels, our team can fabricate exactly what you need.

We support:

 Site-specific engineering

 Modular assembly for shipping

 On-site installation coordination

 Optional finish sealing for indoor use

Installation & Long-Term Durability
Pre-Installation Tips:

Ensure proper drainage around base to avoid long-term water contact.

Use galvanic isolation when in contact with concrete or aluminum.

Longevity Facts:
Once the initial rust layer forms (usually within 3–6 months), the steel resists further corrosion. Expect 40–80 years of life depending on exposure level.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does weathering steel differ from regular steel stairs?
A: It forms a natural oxide layer that protects the surface, unlike mild steel which requires coatings.

Q: Will it stain surrounding materials?
A: Initial runoff may cause staining. Proper drainage and sealing help prevent this.

Q: Can you provide stamped structural drawings?
A: Yes, we offer certified engineering drawings for most regions.

Q: Are these stairs suitable for coastal environments?
A: Corten is not recommended for marine applications due to high salt exposure.