
The Spiral Stair Attraction
“Spirals have inspired artists and scientists throughout the ages. The so called sacred geometry of universal patterns is based upon nature and mathematics.
This might be the reason why spiral stairs are hypnotizing to me.
Some say it’s an art…
…And, it is.”
Louis Beltran
The Spiral Stair Attraction

Since the beginning, spiral staircases have been that magnificent architectural element that becomes one of the main visual treasures within the building. Due to its complex helical structure they have been introduced relatively late into modern architecture.
And… oh, how are we enjoying them today!

Spiral staircases were commonly used to reach difficult access spaces. Today, these stairs have a charm that makes the ambience rejoice. Heights can vary. Ancient spiral stairs were really high. How about 98 ft up? Everything is possible.
BELT has developed different styles and forms of spiral stairs. They have the design perspective of Louis Beltran, plastic artist and founder of the company. But art is not the only thing that matters, craftmanship and hand-made processes need to follow the guidelines of the engineers because of its architectural complexity.

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Paris, provides the inspiration,
Villas, deliver the dreams.
Art Fact ·
Spiral staircases are one of the elements that best define the evolution of architecture throughout history.
The helicoidal position of each piece shows the skill that the art masters have achieved in sculpture today.




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History Fact ·
In the medieval times, spiral stairs were built in castles, specifically in the towers. They turn to the right because of strategic military reasons: the fighter who went up to conquer the castle had a disadvantage; he had reduced space to attack and make moves, unless left-handed.

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