Wooden Staircases in Uluwatu | Floating Stairs & Railings Bali

A staircase is often the first thing you see in a villa. We build floating stairs with solid teak or merbau treads, clad concrete stairs in timber, and make complete timber staircases for lofts and mezzanines.

We combine timber with steel stringers, glass balustrades, rope or slatted railings to suit tropical-modern, industrial or classic Balinese interiors — always designed for safety and stability.

Local conditions: Uluwatu

Uluwatu is drier than the rest of south Bali but exposed to strong sun, wind and salt spray on the cliffs. Outdoor joinery needs UV-resistant finishes, stainless fixings and timber chosen for weather resistance.

Popular styles in Uluwatu

Uluwatu style is coastal and raw: natural timber, limestone, concrete, rattan and bold indoor-outdoor living with ocean views.

Homes & projects in Uluwatu

The Bukit has seen a boom in modern villas, surf retreats and boutique hotels, many built with open-plan living, big glass doors and extensive outdoor decking.

What we build

Floating stairs

Thick solid treads cantilevered from the wall or on a hidden steel spine.

Stair cladding

Timber treads and risers fitted over concrete stairs.

Loft & mezzanine stairs

Space-saving and alternating-tread designs.

Railings & balustrades

Timber, steel, glass, rope or slatted screens.

Spiral stairs

Compact spiral and helical stairs for tight spaces.

Anti-slip finishes

Grooved nosings and anti-slip oils for safety.

Materials & finishes

Solid teak, merbau or bengkirai treads (40–80 mm); steel stringers or spines; tempered glass, steel or timber balustrades; hard-wearing polyurethane or oil finishes.

Indicative pricing

Item	Indicative price
Timber cladding for concrete stairs	from Rp 1.2 – 2.5 million / step
Floating stair (treads + fixing)	from Rp 2.5 – 5 million / step
Complete timber staircase	from Rp 35 million
Balustrade / railing	from Rp 1.5 million / linear metre

Typical lead time: 4–7 weeks

Prices are indicative budget ranges in Indonesian Rupiah, excluding VAT, appliances and stone tops, and are confirmed in a written quote after a site visit.

How it works

1
Consultation
Share photos, plans or inspiration on WhatsApp. We discuss style, budget and timing.
2
Site visit & measure
We measure on site, check walls, floors and moisture, and advise on materials.
3
Design & quote
You receive drawings or a 3D render plus an itemised written quote.
4
Workshop build
Your pieces are built and finished in our workshop. We send progress photos.
5
Installation
Our own team installs, adjusts and cleans up. We walk you through care and maintenance.
6
Aftercare
Workmanship warranty and a check-up visit to adjust hinges and doors after the first wet season.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a floating staircase cost in Uluwatu?

Floating stairs in Uluwatu typically start from around Rp 2.5–5 million per step, including treads and fixings. Cladding existing stairs starts from about Rp 1.2 million per step.

How long does stair installation take in Uluwatu?

Usually 2–4 days on site after 4–7 weeks of fabrication.

Can you clad my existing concrete stairs in wood?

Yes. We measure each step individually and make solid timber treads and risers that are fixed and sealed onto the concrete.

Are floating stairs safe?

Yes, when engineered and fixed correctly. We use thick solid treads and fix them into structural walls or a steel spine, and recommend a balustrade wherever there's a drop.

Do you work in Bingin, Padang Padang and Pecatu?

Yes, we cover the whole Uluwatu area, including Bingin, Padang Padang, Pecatu, Suluban, Labuan Sait and Dreamland.

What materials do you recommend for cliffside villas?

For outdoor areas we recommend ulin, merbau or teak with UV oil, stainless steel fixings and composite decking in very exposed spots.