Pine Plain Square Spindle 32mm x 895mm
SKU:
LSQ90/32P
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Description
Key information
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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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No added details.
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Delivered unfinished.
Description
This plain square spindle is part of the ‘Pine’ range of modern and traditional stair parts available here at Jackson Woodturners. It features no additional detail, is 895mm long, and is designed to sit in a 32mm groove in both base and hand rails.
These spindles will arrive with you unfinished, so they can be painted, varnished, or waxed to suit your tastes and home decor style.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 32mm Spindles |
| Style | Plain Square |
| Material | Pine |
| Length | 900mm |
FAQs
Why should I choose pine spindles for my staircase?
There are several reasons why pine is a great material choice for your stair parts and why we love it here at Jackson Woodturners:
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Versatile: Pine is suitable for customisation with paint, stains, or varnishes.
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Pale colour: Its light, natural appearance works particularly well with neutral decor.
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Sustainable: Pine trees grow quickly and are considered one of the more sustainable material options for stair parts.
What’s the best way to finish pine spindles?
Pine is ideal for finishing with paint, stain, or varnish. However, it's important that you prepare your wood properly, no matter how you choose to finish it.
If you’re choosing to paint, you’ll need to use a knotting solution to make sure knots remain in place and the natural oils of the wood don’t seep through. If you’d like to change the colour of your pine, but still keep the natural grain appearance, stain is a great option.
You could even choose to keep the original colour of your spindles. We recommend applying Treatex Hardwax Oil to protect the wood and pine wood filler for any imperfections.
Why are pine stair parts cheaper than oak?
Pine trees grow quickly and can be planted in a variety of environments. This means they’re more readily available. Pine is also softer than oak and is not as durable, but it is still an affordable and attractive option.