Our client needed access to his rooftop deck but could only gain it externally.

We gave them some advice and supplied them our stairs, Balustrade and landing and with the Merbau stain and ultragrip applied to the designated areas, our clients were more than happy with the finished structure

Not bad!

On large building sites access for an army of tradesmen and tradeswomen is a top priority. Here is the perfect example of a company using three of our treated pine stairs, to create, a safe and user friendly thoroughfare to transport materials and people around on a undulating work-site. The best part about this is when they have finished in this area, they can pull it apart and either use it on a different job-site or on a separate part of the existing work-site.

Renting a temporary set of aluminium stairs can be expensive, especially if its potentially going to be on site for an extended period of time. By ordering a set of Prefab stairs you know they will be BCA compliant, they will fit perfectly, and they will be cost effective compared to a rented set. 

With the business always growing and expanding, we need the best quality and available Treated Pine that we can source world wide. The product we use is far superior to anything else in the marketplace, which makes our stairs, the BEST external timber stairs money can buy.

As you can see there is barely a knot or imperfection in these beautiful sticks of Treated Pine. If you didn't know about timbers, you would say it doesn't even look like they have come out of a pine tree. At Prefab we take pride in the product that is coming of the factory floor.

Minimal cupping and still no really obvious imperfections. Another job lot getting prepared to create great access for your outdoor space. 

After installing your new set of stairs that you have purchased from Prefab,  maintenance is probably the last thing on your mind. But without proper care and application with Intergrain coating products, you will not get the look, or life span that you are trying to achieve.
The Intergrain Natural stain together with the Intergrain Ultra grip will give you the longest lifespan and a high non-slip surface. The Stair should be re coated after the first 2 years and then every 3 years after that. 
Intergrain products can be re coated straight over the old coat with possibly just an Intergrain approved cleaning product applied beforehand. If you cannot remember the last time you coated the stairs, you will be able to tell by casting an eye on the stair and seeing if it looks tired and weathered, if it does then its probably time to re coat.
The Intergrain Ultra Deck is the same as the Natural stain but wont last as long,  it will need to be coated approximately every 18 months to 2 years. 
You can see all of the Intergrain range if you go to the Our Stairs section on our website.

The truck is ready for another day of deliveries. Loaded with assembled and kit form stairs straight of the factory floor.

Back in time to do a quick local run. The tyre's on the truck barely get a chance to cool down and its back on the road again.

Our new range of locally sourced and sustainable Iron Ash is finally hitting stores around Australia.

With our new tru-core treatment process injected into the Iron Ash it gives it all the benifits of the Treated Pine, but as a hardwood option.

If you are chasing a different look for your outdoor entertaining area, this could be the pop your after.

It has a Bushfire Attack Level of 19 which will suit most Medium prone bushfire areas.

Note the beautiful features of the Iron Ash. Being a hardwood it is also perfect for Commercial building requirements.

This three tread Merbau stair has been enclosed and fitted with floor lights to guide Family and friends up to the front door safely in the dark.

Here is another example of one of our standard Treated Pine three treads which has been enclosed and lightly stained.

A Builder needed to gain access to a mezzanine level, above the newly fitted out office and kitchen area that he was working on in this commercial storage warehouse in Melbourne.