Pine Victorian Spindle 32mm x 900mm
SKU:
VM090P
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Description
Key information
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Spindle size: 900mm x 32mm x 32mm
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Features a Victorian 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: 220mm
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Middle turned length: 405mm
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Bottom block length: 275mm
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Unfinished.
Description
This stunning pine spindle features a Victorian turned middle pattern design by Richard Burbidge. Exclusively offered by Jackson Woodturners, it is designed to sit in a 32mm groove on a hand and base rail.
With a top block length of 220mm, a turned middle pattern length of 405mm, and a bottom block length of 275mm, this spindle is perfect for adding an elegant area of interest to your staircase.
This product arrives unfinished, meaning you can use paint, varnish, or wax to add your own personal touch and truly bring together your home’s aesthetic.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
|---|---|
| Size | 32mm Spindles |
| Material | Pine |
| Length | 900mm |
| Product Length | 900mm |
FAQs
Why is pine a good material for my stair parts?
Pine stair parts offer several benefits when used in your staircase renovation, including:
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Flexible style that suits both traditional and modern interiors.
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Cheaper price point than some of the other wood options, like oak.
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Better sustainability, as their trees grow and mature faster than other options.
What does it mean if a spindle has a ‘turned’ section?
The ‘turned’ section of a spindle refers to the area, typically the middle, that has been shaped on a lathe. This process involves rotating the wood while tools are used to shape the wood into decorative, symmetrical designs.
Does the turned section affect spindle spacing?
Yes, if you choose a spindle with a turned section, you’ll need to take into account the thinner and thicker areas when calculating spacing. The distance between spindles can be no more than 99mm, and you must measure from the thinnest part of the spindle.
This may mean your gaps are smaller than you’d like in the thicker areas of the profile, but it’s important that the gap is not too large as to prevent children and pets from becoming trapped or falling through.