Stairs

Yes. You can use the facing element with a combination of anchoring braces to build the staircase and the covering boards as the contact layer. The system can be used to build an open, closed or arched staircase.

Stavoblock has a great advantage in not having to brick up the foundation. The wall is built on a packed aggregate bed (about  50 to 200 mm thick – according to the wall thickness) and the individual blocks are then assembled in a dry manner without any concreting and reinforcing. There is no pouring of concrete and technological breaks. Dry assembly constructions allow relative displacement between the individual bricks caused by uneven settling, different load and other effects. Dry joints eliminate ugly cracks in the bed and butt joints and braces that prevent movement of the wall.

Another advantage is the better static bonding of the facing elements using connections and braces that prevent movement of the wall. The variability of the system is also an important aspect, as well as its visual effect where it is possible to combine shapes, surfaces and colours.

No. The staircase can also be built as a solitaire in the garden with adding a railing, which depends on the owner of the construction.

The stair is 200 mm high. Standardly, it is formed by the Jumbo element (200 mm) and the covering board (75 mm). The covering board for each stair always covers the part of the facing area of the Jumbo block. The facing area of the stair is thus 125 mm.