Zig Zag stairs are designed around a simple architectural idea: the staircase should add light and volume to a home, not consume it. Across Toronto and the GTA, a custom zig zag staircase replaces the closed, boxed-in flight with an open, sculptural structure that connects floors visually as well as physically.
Spatially, the impact is immediate. Open risers and slim structural profiles let daylight pass from upper windows down into hallways, living rooms and finished basements, extending sightlines across the main floor instead of stopping at a stair wall.
Behind the minimal appearance is serious structural framing. Each zig zag stair is engineered with heavy-gauge steel anchored into reinforced wall backing or floor structure, with solid hardwood treads on laser-cut brackets — every build stamped by a licensed Ontario P.Eng to OBC Part 9.