Staircase full restoration

Description:

This Kensington High Street project documents a full staircase restoration. Four photographs show the stair surface and its appearance during the assignment. Stairs bring together treads, risers, edges and landings, so damage and wear need to be assessed across the whole route rather than on one flat section alone.

The project label describes the scope as a full restoration, but the original notes do not name the stair material, abrasive sequence or protective finish. Those details should be determined from the actual staircase before a method is specified. Cleaning, local repair and surface refinement may all be relevant depending on the stone or other material and the condition of its edges. A photograph cannot demonstrate a slip rating. Use this gallery to view the Kensington example, and provide close views of worn treads and any cracks when requesting an assessment of similar stairs.