Pine Stop Chamfered Spindle 32mm x 895mm
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LSC090P
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Description
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Spindle Size: 895mm x 32mm x 32mm
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Part of the Pine range of modern and traditional stair parts.
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Designed to sit in a 32mm groove on a hand and base rail.
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Top Block Length: 195mm
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Middle Chamfered Section Length: 410mm
- Bottom Block Length: 295mm
These stop chamfered spindles are a part of the pine range of modern and traditional stair parts available here at Jackson Woodturners. Like the rest of our pine stair parts, they will be delivered to you unfinished, allowing you to fully customise them with paint, varnish, or wax.
The top block of this spindle has a length of 195mm, the middle chamfered section is 410mm long, and the remaining 295mm is the bottom block section. They are designed to sit in a 32mm groove on both hand and base rails.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 32mm Spindles |
| Style | Stop Chamfered |
| Material | Pine |
| Length | 900mm |
FAQs
What does ‘stop chamfered’ mean?
A chamfer is a technique in woodworking that removes sharp corners and leaves behind an angled, beveled edge. The term ‘stop’ refers to the fact that the chamfer doesn’t cover the entire length of the spindle, but only runs along a specific section.
What are the benefits of using stop chamfered spindles?
Stop chamfered spindles are most often chosen to add visual interest. They can add a unique touch to a staircase that otherwise consists of the same stair part materials or style.
You might also find stop-chamfered spindles useful if you have small children, as they have softer edges and can be less prone to splintering than a continuous sharp edge.
Which finish is best for pine spindles?
Our pine spindles will arrive with you unfinished, and are perfect for painting, staining, or varnishing. The best option will depend on the finish you’re looking for and what will suit your tastes.
Stain and varnish will allow the natural grain of the wood to shine through, whilst protecting it from everyday wear. Staining, alongside painting, is also perfect if you want to change the colour of the pine.
Note: You should use a knotting solution before painting to seal the knots and prevent the natural wood resin from bleeding through.
Why should I choose pine for my stair parts?
Pine stair parts are often less expensive than their oak counterparts, whilst still offering a practical solution. Pine is also a perfect material for those who are more environmentally conscious, as pine trees grow quickly and are more sustainable than oak.