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One of the most underused storage areas of the home is the under-stairs cupboard.  More often than not, it's the place where we throw everything that doesn't have a home. However, this space actually has loads of potential. If you’re worried you’re not making the most of the space under your stairs, we have plenty of transformative ideas to help. If you’re tired of picking up coats and tidying away overflowing shoes, why not transform the space into coat and shoe storage? Or if you have a small

Choosing a white handrail is a great way to bring light into your stairway and even make your staircase appear larger. Here, we discuss the key benefits of using white handrails and what to consider when choosing a white handrail. We also explain what options of white primed handrails we offer.  Click on a link to jump to that section:   What are the benefits of white handrails? Read the key benefits of white handrail designs and why they may be the best option for you. What is a white primed

In many homes, the staircase is one of the first things you see when you enter the front door. Staircases are practical, but your choice of staircase also has a dramatic impact on the look and feel of your home. Yet staircases are often overlooked when it comes to renovations. So, how can you easily and affordably update your staircase? According to expert interior designers, one of the simplest DIY staircase ideas is to paint your stair treads. This will instantly transform your space, no matter

A less traditional option than wood and metal, the addition of glass can provide a home with a modern theme. When applied to a balustrade, glass can provide safety as well as brightening up darker areas. This piece will cover the following: What is a glass balustrade? What are the different parts of a glass balustrade? What type of glass is used for a glass balustrade? What are the benefits of a glass balustrade? How thick should glass for a balustrade be? What are the alternatives to a glass balustrade?

A wooden staircase is suitable for all types of homes, whether your home is traditional or modern. Most types of wood are also easy to paint if you decide to change the look of your wooden staircase. This section will cover the different types of wood that are commonly used for stair parts, the wood stair parts we offer and things to consider when buying them. Quickly jump to sections in this piece below The different woods for stair parts Read about the different woods that are commonly used for

If you are looking for a handrail, choosing the right handrail brackets is vital. Wall-mounted handrail brackets are designed to attach either standard ungrooved handrails or mopstick handrails securely to a wall. There is a large selection of metal handrail brackets available to choose from, offering different types of metals and bracket designs. Read on to find out more about your design options and types of metals, as well as what to consider when choosing the perfect handrail brackets for you.

  Planning & Advice Planning a New Staircase Stair part guides & FAQs How to choose the right stair part accessories Stair part accessories bring the whole look of a staircase together with stylish finishing touches. Finding the right accessories can help to bring together the style of your staircase, and can even enhance and complement your spindles, handrail and newel posts. Here we explain more about the different handrail accessories available – such as end caps, wall brackets and cross-grain

With so many different types and materials of handrails, it can be difficult to know which one will be the right fit for your home. So, what factors will you need to consider when making your decision? When choosing a new handrail, you’ll need to consider the material. Do you prefer lighter woods such as pine or darker woods such as hemlock? You will also need to consider your preferred design. Handrails come in both modern and traditional options, and you’ll need to choose a design that suits the

Replacing newel caps can instantly improve the look of any staircase. Newel post cap replacement is a quick, cost-effective alternative to replacing the entire staircase or updating the spindles and handrails. So, what are the key steps involved in replacing newel caps? Here’s a brief overview of how to replace your newel caps:   Check how the newel cap is secured - it might be glued, pegged or screwed in place.  For a flat newel cap, use a sharp chisel or craft knife to run around the join

Chrome is a versatile metal to use for stair accessories thanks to its ability to fit in with both modern and traditional staircase styles. Chrome end caps are designed to be used on wall-mounted handrails to add extra detailing. They work particularly well with pine and oak handrails as the muted tone complements these pale shades of wood. In this guide, we discuss the benefits of choosing chrome end caps, go over some of the designs available, and provide you with the information you need to choose