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Square newel posts provide a classic, yet simple addition to your staircase. One of the most cost-effective options you can choose, they are also a great choice if you are on a budget. When choosing square newel posts, it is useful to know the different options available and how to choose the best option for you. So what are the different options when it comes to choosing square newel posts? Square newel posts are available in a wide variety of woods. Oak is one of the most popular options due to

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Newel posts stand as a natural focal point for your balustrade. There are various styles and materials for newel posts, but pine is a great option for anyone on a budget. Though not quite as strong as oak, pine offers great durability without being overly expensive. So, what are the different options available for pine newel posts? Pine newel posts are available as continuous, complete, pegged or half newel posts, depending on your requirements. They are also available in a wide range of styles,

Fitting a half newel post is the perfect way to finish off your staircase, keep everything safe and secure, and pull together the overall look of the staircase. Half newel posts are designed to allow you to attach balustrades to the wall of the landing, adding strength and support. So, what should you consider when choosing a half newel post? When buying a half newel post for your staircase renovation, you’ll need to consider the material and style. Half newel posts are available in a wide range

When looking for handrails, you will see a variety of different materials and a variety of woods. Oak handrails are a very popular and widely used option due to their excellent strength, durability and classic appearance. While oak handrails do tend to be more expensive than other options you may find, they are a great investment that could actually save you money on having to replace your handrails more frequently. In this guide, we look at why you might want to choose oak handrails, discuss whether