Pine Regency Spindle 32mm x 900mm
SKU:
RM090P
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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
Key information
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Spindle size: 900mm x 32mm x 32mm
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Features a Regency design by Richard Burbidge.
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Exclusive to Jackson Woodturners.
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Designed to sit in a 32mm groove on a hand and base rail.
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Top block length: 180mm
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Middle pattern length: 455mm
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Bottom block length: 265mm
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Unfinished.
Description:
Featuring a stunning Regency design by Richard Burbidge, this pine spindle is exclusive to Jackson Woodturners. It will arrive unfinished, so you can use paint, varnish, or wax to add a personal touch and match your staircase to your home’s decor style.
Our pine Regency spindle is designed to sit in a 32mm groove on hand and base rails, with a top block length of 180mm, a turned middle length of 455mm, and a bottom block length of 265mm.
FAQs
What does it mean if a spindle is unfinished?
When it comes to spindles, or any stair parts, the term “unfinished” means that no additional product has been applied to change the colour or protect the wood. When purchasing these spindles, we recommend applying a finish to extend the life of your stair parts and protect them from damage.
How can I finish my pine Regency spindle?
There are multiple ways you can finish your spindle to match your home decor style. Some common finishes include:
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Painting: Ideal for those who want white or coloured spindles.
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Clear varnish: Will still protect the spindle from scratches or dents, but allows the natural colour and grain of the pine to show through.
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Wax: Adds some protection for the spindles, but produces a shifter shine compared to the often glossy finish of varnish
Which home styles suit this Regency spindle?
The Regency pattern found in the middle of this spindle perfectly suits traditional staircases and adds a decorative touch. You can also, however, use finishes in modern colours, like white or grey, to combine both traditional and contemporary aesthetics.
How many spindles do I need for my staircase?
The required number of spindles for your staircase will depend on your home’s specific measurements and your desired spacing. UK building regulations state that the gap between spindles should be no larger than 99mm to ensure the safety of children and pets.
Take a look at Jackson Woodturner’s spindle spacing calculator once you’ve picked your spindles and have your measurements. Alternatively, you can get in touch with us today for further information on your staircase renovation.