Stair Parts and Staircases in Manchester
Our store is east of the city centre, near the M60 at Ashton. Softwood and oak stair parts to order online and collect, and made to order staircases for homes, joiners and builders in Manchester.
Stair parts for homes in Manchester
Manchester has everything from Victorian terraces to modern apartments, so we supply parts for period repairs as well as complete new balustrades.
The homes we supply in Manchester are mostly Victorian terraces, Edwardian semis and mill and warehouse conversions. Around Didsbury, Chorlton, Levenshulme and Ancoats, a new oak handrail, spindles and newel caps on an existing softwood flight is the most popular way to update a staircase without replacing it.
A like for like repair, such as new spindles or a new handrail, does not normally need approval. A new or rebuilt staircase must meet Part K of the building regulations. If the house is listed, check with Manchester City Council first, because a listed staircase needs listed building consent.
Everything in the shop can be collected from our store, and complete flights can be designed in the Staircase Builder.
- AreaManchester, M postcodes
- Distance to our storeAbout 5 miles
- Collect fromUnit 9B, Kayley Industrial Estate, Richmond Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL7 0AU
- CouncilManchester City Council
- PartsCollection only
Stair parts for Manchester
Stair parts in Manchester: frequently asked questions
Can I collect stair parts near Manchester?
Yes. Our store at Unit 9B, Kayley Industrial Estate, Richmond Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL7 0AU is about 5 miles from Manchester. Order online or send us your list, and we will tell you when it is ready to collect.
Do you deliver stair parts to Manchester?
Stair parts are collection only from our Ashton-under-Lyne store. Made to order staircases are delivered by Manchester Stairs Limited, and delivery is confirmed with the price.
Which parts do people in Manchester order most?
Manchester has everything from Victorian terraces to modern apartments, so we supply parts for period repairs as well as complete new balustrades. The homes we supply in Manchester are mostly Victorian terraces, Edwardian semis and mill and warehouse conversions.
Do I need permission to replace a staircase in Manchester?
A like for like repair, such as new spindles or a new handrail, does not normally need approval. A new or rebuilt staircase must meet Part K of the building regulations. If the house is listed, check with Manchester City Council first, because a listed staircase needs listed building consent.
Which council covers Manchester?
Manchester City Council. Building regulations approval for a new staircase can come from the council's building control team or from a registered building control approver.
Do you supply the areas around Manchester?
Yes. Customers also collect from us from Denton, Ashton-under-Lyne and Stockport, and trade customers from across Greater Manchester.
Areas near Manchester
Contact us
Send us your list or your question and we will come back to you.
- Monday to Thursday8am to 4pm
- Friday8am to 2pm
- Saturday and SundayClosed