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![Richard Burbidge Colonial Spindle White Primed 900 x 41 x 41mm]( "Richard Burbidge Colonial Spindle White Primed 900 x 41 x 41mm")
Richard Burbidge Colonial Spindle White Primed 900 x 41 x 41mm
Pre-primed Colonial spindles from Richard Burbidge Trademark range are a standard type of turned spindle used for post-to-post systems, where the handrail butts up to the newel post. These spindles are white primed ready to accept paint of your choosing...
Wood spindles, often referred to as ‘balusters,’ are essential for ensuring the support and stability of a staircase banister. Positioned vertically between the handrail above the stair spindle and the base rail below, they provide both structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.
Our stair spindles are available in high-quality pine and oak, with additional options in white primed wood spindles ready for painting or staining to match your specific needs and tastes. Whether you prefer traditional stair spindles or are seeking a more modern look with metal spindles, we have options to suit every style.
These wood spindles come in various designs, including plain, colonial, imperial, and chamfered, allowing you to create an elegant finish while ensuring safety.
We also offer a diverse range of colors and styles, such as oak and pine for wooden spindles, and brushed nickel, steel, chrome, and black spindles for those interested in metal spindles for stairs.
Wood spindles for stairs not only serve a structural function but also add a decorative element to your staircase. Whether you choose spindles or metal options, you can achieve the perfect blend of style and safety.
How to replace wood spindles?
Replacement stair spindles are a simple and easy addition that can refresh your staircase. Start by carefully removing the old spindles, then measure and cut the new ones to fit between the handrail and base rail. Apply wood glue to the ends, insert them into place, and secure with nails or screws if needed. Ensure they are evenly spaced, let the glue dry, and finish with paint or stain to match your decor.
This quick update enhances both the look and safety of your stairs.
How to change stair spindles?
Changing stair spindles is a straightforward way to update your staircase and enhance safety. Start by gathering tools like a chisel, pry bar, wood glue, and nails or screws, along with your new wood spindles. Carefully remove the old wood spindles using a chisel or pry bar, then measure the height between the handrail and base rail to ensure the new wood spindles fit properly. Apply wood glue to the ends of the new wood spindles, insert them into place, and secure them with nails or screws if necessary. Ensure they are evenly spaced and aligned, allow the glue to dry, and finish with paint or stain to match your decor.
This simple project can significantly improve the look and functionality of your staircase.
For further information, please contact your friendly local Howarth branch.