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Wood that behaves like a building kit.
The parts click together, no screws. When you change the plan, Studio recalculates the exact combination of parts.
- 01
Choose a set
A ready-made size from the range or your own design in Studio.
- 02
Studio counts the parts
Every set comes with an exact parts list: how many parts and how long.
- 03
Click the parts together
No screws, no drilling, layer by layer following the instructions.
- 2⅜ insolid larch
- 4¾ inheight of one layer
- 15–25 yearslifespan in a typical garden
- EN 350 · 3–4durability class
Solid wood you don't have to hide.
European larch with no chemical treatment. You can see the 2⅜ in thickness, the grain and the joint on every piece.
See it in the gallery
The plan is in your hands.
Studio prepares the parts list and instructions for exactly your set. No one-size-fits-all guesswork.
- 1Check the parts against the parts list.
- 2Stack the layers in the order from the instructions.
- 3Join the parts with wooden dowels and click them together.
You get exactly what you build
The parts are cut and counted for this product and packed by level. You always know where each part goes.
- 01Brick Premium larch blocksCut and counted for the size you chose.
- 02Wooden connecting dowelsNo screws or drilling, the parts click together. A rubber mallet is all you need.
- 03Assembly instructions as PDFExact position of every block, layer by layer.
| Variant | Footprint | Height | Parts | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garden steps | 49½ × 47¼ in | 28¼ in | 34 parts |
What are the steps made of and how are they built?
The steps are made of the same solid larch blocks, 2⅜ mm thick, as the beds and assemble the same way, without screws. You stack the treads on each other following the instructions. You can draw steps of a different width or with a different number of treads in the Studio.
Are wooden steps suitable for a slope?
Yes, the steps link terraces on a slope with beds and retaining walls from the same system. Level and compact the base under each step so the steps do not move. How to divide a slope into terraces is explained on the garden on a slope page.
