Staircase with waist slab and profile steps

About Staircase with waist slab and profile steps

Item Name	STRUCTURAL INSULATED CONCRETE STEPS
Category	Staircase with waist slab and profile steps
Description of waist slab	EPS core material covered with galvanized mesh. The meshes are connected together using diagonal truss. Rib beam slots are provided on EPS core.
Core Material	Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) -Fire-resistant
Density of the Core Material	Customizable - 15 to 25 kg/meter cube
Width	Customizable
Length	Customizable
Thickness	75mm to 240 mm
Step core material details	Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) -Fire-resistant
Density of the Core Material	Customizable - 15 to 25 kg/meter cube
Steps Rise	100 mm to 150 mm
Step's Tread	250 mm to 300 mm
Core Material	Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) -Fire-resistant
Step's covering mesh details	Galvanized (hot-dipped Zn  80 GSM), Corrosion-resistant, High tensile strength
Mesh Spacing	50mmx50mm
Mesh Wire Diameter	Customizable 2.5 mm to 4.5 mm
Technology	Modern, efficient, and safe construction technology
Physical Properties	1) Lightweight construction material
	2) Fire resistance - Minimum 1.5 to 4 hours
	3) Seismic resistance
	4) Water resistance - Prevents capillary water penetration
	5) Monolithic stretcher - More durable and Strength
	6) Termite resistance
	7) Impact resistance
	8) Resistant to fungal growth
Other Advantages	Significantly reduced construction time
Applications	Suitable for commercial and residential building's staircase

Precision-Formed Step Profile

Each staircase is designed with a profile step, achieved by employing high-quality mesh and shuttering. This process ensures accurate tread and riser dimensions, uniformity across all steps, and compatibility with various finishing materials.


Reliable Structural Support and Safety

The integrated waist slab reinforces the staircase, supported by lower and upper floor slabs or beams. Engineered as per IS 456:2000 or international codes, it delivers dependable structural strength and safety, including fire and water resistance.


Versatile Finishing and Custom Sizing

Staircases are delivered in a customizable, unfinished form, primed for overlays such as tiles, marble, or granite. Edge details, anti-slip treatments, and nosing can be specified as needed, with tread and riser dimensions tailored to project requirements.

FAQ's of Staircase with waist slab and profile steps:

Q: How is the staircase with waist slab and profile steps constructed?

A: The staircase is constructed by fixing wire or welded mesh shuttering at the site, followed by positioning reinforcement steel bars. Concrete is poured in situ to form a solid RCC monolithic structure. The formwork ensures precise tread and riser dimensions, while the slab is supported by adjoining floor slabs or beams.

Q: What finishing options are compatible with this staircase?

A: The surface is intentionally left unfinished to allow for a wide range of finishes, including tiles, marble, granite, or anti-slip coatings. The final choice depends on project requirements and desired aesthetics.

Q: When can the staircase be used after construction?

A: Typically, the staircase can be used once the concrete has sufficiently cured, which generally takes between 7 to 28 days depending on structural load and environmental conditions.

Q: Where is this type of staircase commonly installed?

A: These staircases are popular in residential, commercial, and institutional buildings throughout India and internationally, providing access between different floors in both new and renovated structures.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this staircase system?

A: Key benefits include high structural strength, customizable design, excellent sound absorption, and low maintenance needs. The system also allows for fire-resistant and water-resistant construction, tailored step dimensions, and straightforward finishing options.

Q: How is slip resistance achieved on these stairs?

A: Slip resistance largely depends on the final finishing material. Anti-slip tiles, textured stones, or special coatings can be installed over the base to enhance safety, especially in areas prone to moisture.

Q: What design standards and material grades are followed?

A: Staircase design and materials adhere to IS 456:2000 or equivalent international building codes. Concrete grades are generally M25 or M30, with Fe 500 steel reinforcement, ensuring long-term durability and compliance with safety standards.