Is a non-slip nosing mandatory?

It is mandatory in buildings open to the public and strongly recommended in villas. There are two options: an aluminium or brass profile set into the tread, or a grooved strip cut directly into the stone (the premium option).

Premium staircase tiles.

The staircase is one of the most visible architectural features of a home. Amarchy supplies and lays treads and risers in marble, travertine or porcelain, with safety finishes (non-slip nosing) and a precise laying plan that respects the geometry of the structure.

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Interior staircase clad in honed travertine, thick treads and risers with a monolithic look

3 materials

marble, travertine or porcelain

2 options

for a non-slip nosing

12 years

of tiling in Morocco

01 — Treads, risers, landings

What matters in a staircase.

Solid treads, with nosings and risers matched to the floor: a successful staircase reads as a single block. It all comes down to the laying plan, drawn tread by tread to respect the geometry of the structure.

For a monolithic staircase in marble or travertine, we select the blocks in advance and cut them so that the veining runs on from one tread to the next. Painstaking, jeweller-like work, and an Amarchy signature.

The non-slip nosing

Mandatory in buildings open to the public, strongly recommended in a villa.

Two options

An aluminium or brass profile set into the tread, or a grooved strip cut directly into the stone, the premium option.

Continuous veining

The blocks are selected in advance, then cut so that the veining runs from one tread to the next.

The laying plan

Treads and risers are matched to the floor and adjusted to the geometry of the staircase.

02 — Recommended materials