Switchback Stairs are typically two flights of stairs (often of differing length) that run parallel, joined at the top of the lower flight and the bottom of the upper flight by a landing. The landing may also be partitioned into two square landings. Ideally there is a space between the two parallel flights to allow room for skirt boards, stair tread overhangs and clearance between bypassing handrails.
Switchback With Bullnose Starting Step - Naples, FL
This Switchback staircase has an oak bullnose starting step with matching Old World Millwork oak newel and handrail.
Switchback Made Of Red Oak In Naples, FL
Creative Custom Stairs will provide you with the exact look you desire.
This balcony and staircase give this homeowner the warm, open feel they were hoping for. This Switchback staircase is made of Red Oak corner balustrades, newels, handrail and fittings put beautifully with painted matte black finish iron work and carpeted treads.
This stairway built in 2017 for a Marco Island home begins with a curved area leading to a switchback is a great example of the creative and custom methods used by the Creative Custom Stairs Team. Photograph shows the protective covering still in place until all finish work has been completed.