Staircases
Few properties these days are completely flat. Flat plots have the great advantage of easy maintenance, but maybe you will agree that a rugged plot or a sloping garden, if treated well architecturally, looks much more interesting. If you are facing the decision of how to deal with the uneven ground in your garden, we have something for your inspiration.
It is desirable to build steps and staircases wherever the gradient is more than 10%. Requirements for steps in the garden are stricter than those on indoor staircases. You need to consider that, in addition to mechanical loading, the steps will be exposed to external effects such as temperature changes, rain, snow, etc., for many years. This is why you should choose a material that has maximum strength, water-resistance and frost-resistance. At the same time, it has to look good and fit in with the surroundings. All these requirements are met by concrete elements, which you can get in various shapes, sizes and dozens of colour options.
