White Primed Stick Spindle 41mm x 900mm
SKU:
JWSTK090/41
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Description
Key Information
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Spindle Size: 900mm x 41mm x 41mm
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Designed to sit in a 41mm groove on a hand and base rail.
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Part of the White Primed range of modern and traditional stair parts.
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Plain square design with no added detail.
Description
Part of the White Primed range of stair parts here at Jackson Woodturners, this plain square spindle is designed to sit in a 41mm groove on both hand and base rails. It has a total length of 900mm and doesn’t feature any additional details or turning.
This spindle is primed hardwood, like tulip wood or poplar, and is ready for you to apply your own top coat of paint. When adding products on top of these White Primed products, we recommend using a solvent-based topcoat.
Please Note: The colouring of our White Primed stair parts may vary between products.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
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| Size | 41mm Spindles |
| Style | Plain Square |
| Material | White Primed |
| Length | 900mm |
FAQs
What can I use to finish this spindle?
This spindle will arrive with you already primed, meaning it’s ready for a coat of paint to help it blend in with the rest of your home decor. You might also choose to leave the stair parts as they are, using the white colour to add a modern touch.
If you’re looking to use wax or varnish, why not choose one of our unfinished wood stair parts? You can use these materials to protect the raw wood, but still see the natural grain.
What is the best way to paint my white primed spindles?
Spraying your paint onto your spindles is the quickest and easiest way to get good coverage. However, you might feel nervous using a sprayer in your home for the first time, in which case a roller or a brush is likely to be your best option.
We’ve gathered more tips for preparation and finishing in our blog “What’s the best finish for stair spindles?”, so why not check it out?
How far apart should my spindles be?
According to UK building regulations, the gap between your spindles can be no larger than 99mm to ensure a child cannot fall through them. You may choose to have a smaller gap for a different look, depending on the style of spindle you choose, but they cannot be further apart than 99mm.
If you need a hand figuring out how many spindles you’ll need for your staircase, check out our helpful spacing calculator below, or get in touch with our team. We’ll be happy to help!
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