Stair renovation in Goes
Your staircase stays exactly where it is. Overlay treads in recycled natural stone composite go straight over it — usually fitted in a single day. No demolition, no days of mess in the house, and by the evening you walk on it again.
What you don't get
- Demolition work and a skip outside your door
- Days without a staircase
- Dust throughout the house
- A staircase that needs doing again in five years
What you do get
- Your own staircase, but finished
- Usually fitted in a single day
- Natural stone composite of 4.3 mm — strong and hard-wearing
- Anti-slip that sits in the material, not as a layer on top
What does a stair renovation in Goes cost?
A complete stair renovation costs € 190 to € 275 per tread, including fitting. For a closed staircase of thirteen treads that works out at roughly € 2,500 to € 3,570 including VAT.
What you pay depends on the number of treads, the system you choose and whether the risers and stringers are included. You receive a fixed price per tread in advance, so there are no surprises afterwards. Prices valid up to and including 31 December 2026.
Why natural stone composite?
On a staircase you could choose wood, laminate or PVC. Natural stone composite sits alongside them as a fourth option — and the first that is not a print, but the material itself. Recycled natural stone, with the structure genuinely in it. You do not only see it, you feel it under your hand.
The anti-slip sits in the colour pigments, so in the material itself rather than in a layer on top. The treads are 4.3 mm thin and therefore fit straight over your existing staircase, without shortening the nosings. With a lifespan of 25 years or more, a staircase of thirteen treads comes down to around € 100 a year.
Omnistair is one system in five versions, all in the same material: EverStep for homes, EverStep Solid for intensive use in homes, commercial and public buildings, Signature for a complete bespoke staircase finish, and GripStep Home and GripStep Pro for those who fit it themselves.
Double quarter-turn in Ivory Sand
A soft, warm tone with a refined structure. Calm and elegant, carried out in EverStep Solid.
Double quarter-turn in Sand & Shadow
Warm and deep tones side by side, with a crisp contrast. The heavier version, for a staircase in daily use.
Open staircase in Golden Grain
A warm stone structure with golden accents. And yes — an open staircase with a full turn can simply be included.
Stair renovation in Goes and Zeeland
In a stair renovation your existing staircase simply stays where it is. Overlay treads in recycled natural stone composite go over it, usually fitted within a single day. No demolition, no days of mess in the house, and by the end of the day you walk on it again. Many narrow and older staircases are suitable too — precisely the staircases other parties say cannot be done.
See the result in people's homes in Goes: Ivory Sand, Sand & Shadow and the open staircase in Golden Grain.
And elsewhere in Zeeland and beyond: Middelburg in Desert Beige, Middelburg in Sage Harmony, Dordrecht and Rotterdam.
See samples at home
Choose the colour in your own light
A colour on a screen is a different colour in your hallway. Order the sample box with five real samples of 10 × 10 cm — it comes through the letterbox, in Zeeland too. Or first browse the full colour overview in the Colour Studio.
Stair renovation in Goes
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Zeeland is still open — could you be the main dealer here?
Omnistair sells EverStep, EverStep Solid and Signature exclusively through dealers. Each area has one main dealer, carrying the complete collection. Zeeland does not have one yet: the staircases on this page were carried out from Waddinxveen, simply because no Zeeland specialist has taken it on.
We would rather see a specialist from the region cover this area. The main dealer carries the full collection, receives the enquiries from this area, and is trained and supported through the Omnistair Academy. Alongside them, dealers in the same area work with EverStep and GripStep, and we are also looking for advisors who sell stair renovation alongside their own work without fitting it themselves. One conversation is enough to hear what it involves.
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