Oak Stop Chamfered Spindle 41mm x 900mm
SKU:
LSC900/41O
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Description
Key information
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Spindle size: 900mm x 41mm x 41mm
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Part of the Oak range of modern and traditional stair parts.
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Designed to sit in a 41mm groove on a hand and base rail.
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Top block length: 220mm
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Middle chamfer length: 460mm
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Bottom block length: 220mm
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Delivered unfinished.
Description
As part of the oak range of modern and traditional stair parts available here at Jackson Woodturners, this stunning spindle features a subtle chamfered midsection. This added visual interest spans across the middle 460mm of the spindle, with a 220mm block of the plain square design on either end.
This spindle is designed to fit in a 41mm groove on hand and base rails, with a total of 900mm in length. It will arrive with you unfinished, allowing you to add your own personal touches with paint, wax, or varnish.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 41mm Spindles |
| Style | Stop Chamfered |
| Material | Oak |
| Length | 900mm |
FAQs
How does the midsection of this oak stop chamfered spindle differ from a plain design?
A chamfer, like the one found on this spindle, is a slope cut at right-angled edges of a workpiece. Not only does this add visual interest, but can also improve safety thanks to the removal of those sharp corners.
The term ‘stop chamfered’ refers to the same technique, but only across a certain section of the spindle, typically the midsection. The product may start out as a plain square spindle, for example, with a machining process used afterwards to add the chamfered section.
Does a chamfered section impact the space between spindles?
Yes, you’ll need to take the stop-chamfered section of this spindle into account when thinking about the gaps between your spindles. In order to adhere to UK building regulations, the gap between spindles cannot be any larger than 99mm, and this must be measured from the thinnest point of your chosen spindle.
Take a look at our spindle spacing information to find out more about setting up your staircase the right way, or use our calculator above once you’ve decided on a design.
Why should I choose this oak stop chamfered spindle for my staircase renovation?
This product offers a number of benefits during your staircase renovation, each suiting different households and lifestyles. These include:
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Strength: In comparison to other lighter wood options, oak is extremely durable and is resistant to scratches and dents.
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Appearance: With a stunning warmth and natural grain, this spindle can be left natural with a clear varnish, or customised entirely with a coat of paint.
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Safety: The chamfered edges of the midsection reduces the number of sharp edges, making these spindles a great option for homes with children or pets.