Forge Square Brushed Nickel Rake Spindle, 840mm x 32mm
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JWNSR
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Description
Key Information
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Spindle Size: 840mm x 32mm x 32mm
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Designed to sit in a 32mm groove on a hand and base rail.
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Part of the Forge range of modern and contemporary stair parts.
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Hollow, square spindle with a matt finish.
Description
With a matt finish and base metal of stainless steel, this brushed nickel spindle is part of the Forge range, perfect for modern and contemporary staircases, whether you’re renovating or completely replacing.
Designed to be used on a staircase rather than a landing, the angle on these spindles is pre-cut but can be altered further to accommodate a different staircase pitch if necessary. The hollow square design sits in a 32mm groove on both hand and base rails, with a total length of 840mm.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 32mm Spindles |
| Material | Nickel |
| Range | Forge |
| Length | 840mm |
FAQs
Why should I choose brushed nickel spindles?
Brushed nickel stair parts are popular for many people with a variety of tastes, thanks to their classy and uncomplicated design. The colour of brushed nickel works well with the warm hues of timber, creating a warm and earthy look that’s not found in gloss products. Dirt and fingerprints are also less visible on the matt surface, so they’re great for the high-traffic demands of a main staircase.
How do I look after brushed nickel spindles?
Brushed nickel stair parts are tough and durable, so we recommend using a dusting or microfibre cloth regularly to keep them clean. Try to avoid using strong products that could damage the metal finish. If cleaning products are required, use only diluted solutions where you can.
What type of wood can I combine with these brushed nickel spindles?
Nickel is a very versatile material, often looking best alongside timbers with warm hues, like oak or walnut. You can even extend these warm hues into the paint colours and decor of the rest of your home for a contemporary and rustic look, giving your home that cosy Nordic feel.