When we bought the house, there were two semi-circular steps leading down from the hall to the sitting room. They were made from chipboard and covered in carpet. We don't 'do' carpet and so something is required.
Here's the 'hole'...something weird about the colorimetry of my phone as the actual colour of the floorboards is nowhere near that colour.
and for once the God's have been beneficent as the floorboards are pretty much centred on the doorway. Good planning on my part when I laid them
I'm thinking something along this line (top step only shown properly)
The curved vertical will be oak-veneered ply or MDF ...thin enough to bend round that radius (470mm)...mounted onto some sort of framework.
I think it needs that top semi-circular piece near the edge to act as a sort of visual marker that there is a step. No idea what to make that from. I've probably got some veneer but not constructional.
The segments were going to be constructional veneer but I think that's probably a bad idea and better to use solid wood. Thinking of pippy oak for one but for the other ? Cherry ? All suggestions welcome.
The beading round the edge of the step will be oak and I plan to cheat and see if Tyler Hardwoods can steam bend something for me.