Forge Black Rectangle Spindle 900mm x 41mm x 32mm
SKU:
JWFG/90041B
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Going of Flight/Landing
Horizontal distance between the face of the first riser and back of the last riser. See the diagrams below.
Description
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Spindle Size: 900mm x 32mm x 41mm
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Part of the Forge range of modern and contemporary stair parts
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Designed to sit in both a 32mm and 42mm groove for hand and base rails
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Matt black finish
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Rectangular, hollow design
Description
As part of the Forge range of modern and contemporary stair parts, this hollow rectangular spindle has a stunning matt black finish and can be used on both a staircase and a landing.
The spindle is 900mm long, but can be cut to size if necessary. Thanks to its unique shape, this product will sit in both a 32mm and a 41mm groove hand or base rail, depending on your chosen orientation.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 41mm Spindles |
| Material | Black Metal |
| Range | Forge |
FAQs
What is this spindle made of?
Black metal stair parts, like these Forge rectangular spindles, are typically made of mild steel. The signature matt black finish is achieved through a black powder coating, or a base of zinc phosphate coating with a second layer of black powder.
How do I keep my Forge rectangular spindles clean?
Cleaning any black metal stair part, including these rectangular spindles, is fairly straightforward. You can use a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any dust that has built up, especially in the nooks and crevices of your spindles. If your spindles need a deeper clean, follow these steps:
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Use mild dish soap and warm water with a soft cloth to gently wipe your metal stair parts.
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Wipe the stair parts with a damp, clean cloth, without the cleaning solution.
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Dry thoroughly with a soft towel.
How many spindles will I need?
The number of spindles you’ll need will depend on the measurements of your staircase. You can decide how far apart your spindles will be, as long as the gap between them is no larger than 99mm to adhere to safety regulations.
Take a look at our spindle spacing calculator to give you a hand, or to find out more about taking the right measurements.
