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StarModul galvanized steel stairs, prefabricated and assembled with bolted connectors, without welding. We manufacture them to measure based on the required height and available space, for indoor or outdoor use: lofts, mezzanines, warehouses, industrial buildings, terraces, home access, and technical platforms.
Two galvanized steel tube stringers, steps fixed with bolted corner brackets, and tube handrails. Parts arrive cut and identified, with all hardware included, for on-site assembly without welding. Pictured: a straight staircase with galvanized steel grating (tramex) steps installed in an industrial building.
Galvanized steel protects the staircase from corrosion, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use: for accessing a terrace or a home, for exterior access, or for a mezzanine. In industrial buildings, warehouses, and machinery platforms, the staircase is dimensioned according to the intended use and load capacity.
As a reference, the Technical Building Code (CTE DB SUA) requires a minimum tread of 28 cm and a riser between 13 and 18.5 cm for general-use stairs; higher steps are permitted in residential (restricted use) settings. Using your measurements, we calculate the number of steps and prepare your quote.
Request a quote for your staircase · Custom steel structures · 3D Configurator
No. Everything is bolted and assembled on-site.
Yes. It is made of galvanized steel, designed to withstand the elements.
It depends on the height, width, steps, and handrail. Send us the measurements via the contact page or via WhatsApp at 609 601 119, and we will prepare a quote without obligation.
Yes. It arrives with pre-cut and identified parts and hardware; only basic tools are required.
Explore the interactive model to view the product’s geometry and configuration from different angles.




With the StarModul 3D steel structure configurator, you can define the dimensions, geometry, and initial configuration of a structure using our bolted connection system.
The tool generates a preliminary list of the necessary joints, a quantity takeoff for pipes and profiles, and an initial assessment of the configured components.