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whether I could get out exactly these 1-2cm with the overhang of the tread.

It wasn’t meant in a bad way either

The 1-2cm overhang with us is already included in the 29cm

I would rather worry about the often encountered white risers. They don’t stay white for long even in living areas.

That’s why use proper material there and not some hardware store junk. Then you can clean it properly.

Nowadays people want to live underground like a mole style, so the basement is for living, the stairs have to look nice. Reduces the usability but looks good. Well.

Why does a nice staircase reduce usability? It always depends on which rooms are downstairs in the basement. In the past, the basement was simply a storage room, that is definitely no longer the case today. Our basement corresponds in standard to the above-ground rooms, only the ceiling is a bit lower.

@ypg Thanks! What do you have on it now? Tiles?

We now have an open steel stringer staircase in the living area. But also with wood, of course

Basement natural stone because it is sturdy, wood above. It is a great solution. Stair risers as the colleague writes above are wipeable, so they stay nice. These are painted textured panels. Really top. Under no circumstances should one paint there, it gets dirty extremely fast.

Basement natural stone because it's sturdy, wood upstairs

Basically, you are right, but purely visually, stone/tiles are just not my thing.

We also have a wooden staircase to the basement and to the upper floor. Upstairs a folding staircase in oak, downstairs spruce three-layer with matching risers. However, it must be said that we also have an outside staircase to the basement, so if it gets dirty going down, then from outside via the granite stairs.

What exactly do you always make dirty in the basement?