The outdoor staircase is an essential element for accessing a terrace, facilitating movement in a sloping garden or simply embellishing the space. Far from representing an insurmountable task, creating a garden staircase becomes accessible to all with the MODULESCA® JOUPLAST® step, a patented innovation manufactured in France.
MODULESCA® stands out for its extreme ease and speed of implementation: whether it is for installing a simple step or a larger straight or quarter-turn staircase.
Both light, aesthetic and solid, the MODULESCA step® JOUPLAST®, made of 100% recycled glass fibre reinforced polypropylene, offers high compressive strength (up to 6 tonnes). No need for heavy work, simply adjust the steps to each other using a clever system that requires a minimum of tools. Once installed, JOUPLAST steps and risers® are dressed in wood, ceramic or tiles, for real personalization.
The MODULESCA system® JOUPLAST® allows you to create a staircase in record time, without the need to make concrete formwork or handle heavy materials. Half a day and only 2 tools (drill-screwdriver and level) are enough to implement a staircase of around ten steps. The MODULESCA step® JOUPLAST® 93,4 cm wide (D 42,4 x H 17 cm) can be installed on stabilized ground and slopes of up to 70%. A practical and economical solution for making a sloping garden passable or accessing a terrace.
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