Wooden handrails are the choice of many and inject added elegance to the staircase. Scandinavian stairs with wooden handrails attract immediate attention. The mix of wood and metal gives a warm, timeless twist.
Our workshop made wooden handrails are made up in a single piece for the staircase, and the metal work can be powder coated in any RAL colour to create that ‘wow’ factor. CNC designed handrail options are also available if you need to match with existing designs.
If you like the idea of combining wood and metal but want to create a real ‘wow’ factor, then substituting the metal handrail for a solid timber handrail can make this happen. We can provide a matching fascia and capping to help add the finishing touches.
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A mixture of wood and metal create these stunning Spiral Staircases
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Contemporary and Stylish Balustrading with solid timber handrails
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Spiral Staircase with Continuous solid timber handrails
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Matching Landing Balustrade to Staircases
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Full Circular Balustrade with a 90 degree radius edge landing plate
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Simple Plain balustrade compliments the wooden aspects of the staircase
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Large Scandinavian Spiral Staircase with Solid Timber Handrails
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Large Scandinavian Spiral Stair with Solid Timber Handrails
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Plain Balustrade can have turnings added to create subtle detail
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All our spiral staircases are suitable for second floor applications
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Matching Balustrade and Spiral Staircases
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Beautiful Landing Balustrade creates the perfect finish
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A range of Newel Posts can help create the ideal staircase
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Any hard woods can be used in the creation of our spiral staircases
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Stunning Scandinavian Spiral Staircase with Solid Timber Handrails
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Our Staircases can create a stunning feature in any room.
Here in the UK, metal railings, gates and balusters outside homes and other public buildings are almost always black. Scratch below the surface, however, and you’ll find most of this metalwork has a much more colourful past. Deep Blue Mid-century metalwork was typically painted to help protect it from corrosion. By the 1600s, the […]
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