Stair Spindles and Balusters in Pine.

Georgian Spindles
Edwardian Spindles
Jacobean Spindles
Square Balusters
Stop Chamfered Balusters
Colonial Spindles
Imperial Spindles
Provincial Spindles
Traditional Spindles
Barley Twist Spindles
Octagonal Spindles

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Handrails and Baserails In Pine.

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We recommend the 90mm newel range over the 82mm.

Newel Bases
Newel Turnings
Newel Caps

Also with Barley Twist and Fluted Newel Turnings

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Newel Turnings
Newel Bases
Newel Caps

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Richard Burbidge Bracket fix newel turnings.

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The Richard Burbidge Bracket fix range is very popular with the DIY market but tradesmen usualy prefer the Stelten fitting and the undrilled newel turnings.

The Demountable System can be quickly and easily installed, saving time on site.

Consisting of a range of detachable pine newels and associated fixings, the Demountable System helps to improve access through staircase areas and instructions can be supplied to the homeowner to allow them to remove and re-fit the balustrade as and when required when moving furniture or large household items, for example.

8 kits are available, consisting of a pre-drilled newel, a newel cap and a top bracket for fixing the handrail into the head of the newel and a bottom bracket for fixing the newel into the base. Among these are two half options for use on landings, making this product suitable for most new installations.