Why does Omnistair have multiple product lines?

Not every staircase has the same requirements. A home calls for different performance than an owners'-association stairwell, and a school has different requirements than a design interior. That is why Omnistair developed five product lines, each tailored to a specific situation, intensity of use and audience.

Short answer

Omnistair has multiple product lines because different situations call for different performance. EverStep, Signature, EverStep Solid, GripStep Home and GripStep Pro are standalone lines, each with its own performance profile and application area. What connects them is the same material and colour philosophy within the Omnistair product architecture.

The five product lines and their reason for existing

EverStep serves homes and renovation projects where architectural appearance and ease of maintenance are central. Signature was developed for design projects and bespoke situations requiring a seamless finish and maximum design freedom.

EverStep Solid serves owners' associations, commercial and public buildings where tested anti-slip, fire class and demonstrable performance are relevant for project-based use. GripStep Home is for homes where extra safety is desired without a full renovation, and GripStep Pro for professional applications in care, education, hospitality and commercial buildings.

One philosophy, five specialisations

The product lines connect to the same material and colour philosophy, but each line has its own performance profile, audience and application area. They are standalone lines, not variants of one another. This makes Omnistair scalable: from a private home to a large owners'-association complex.

Summary

Multiple product lines mean a better result per situation: each line is specialised, while the whole remains one coherent system. Read more: how the Omnistair systems work together and what makes Omnistair different from traditional stair renovation.