Bamboo folding staircase adds a bit of functional “art” to your space

Even though I am vertically challenged, I rarely use steppers or ladders because I am also naturally clumsy. The chances of me falling off anything stairs-related, especially those that are not that stable, is always pretty high. Folding staircases are a necessity for some homes but those are not always the safest and design-wise, they are just purely functional.

Designer: Bcompact

The Bcompact Bamboo Folding Staircase aims to stand out from those that are currently in the market by bringing something that is both a piece of furniture and also partly a piece of art, not to mention part “engineering masterclass”. It is meant to be installed and used in spaces that normally don’t have staircases. It can also be customized according to what you need and the specifications that your home or office requires with its multiple angles and height options.

When folded or not in use, it can also blend into your area with its aesthetic design. It uses sustainably sourced, natural blonde Bamboo for its body or you can also color stain it to match your space. It also uses brass, stainless stell and aluminum hardware for the other parts. Its retractable flat folding mechanism and its space-saving design are both patented already.

This folding staircase can actually replace any ladeer, attic steps, or staircase that you may already be using. It also has manual or automatic gates that you can add in case you need something safer. It can be used for your attic, mezzanine, loft, basement or any space where you need to have a staircase installed, with minimal infrastructure alteration.

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Ida Torres
Ida Torres is a writer at Yanko Design. She graduated with a degree in Film and Audio Visual Communication from the University of the Philippines and holds certificates in Digital Marketing Communications. She previously worked in the PR, advertising, and events industry and also taught communication subjects at the collegiate level. She has been writing for social media, books and publishing, pop culture, technology news, and design for the past 10 years.
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