Richard Burbidge Black Metal Boston Spindle
SKU:
BT085B
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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: 850mm x 12.5mm x 12.5mm
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Part of the Richard Burbidge range of modern and contemporary black metal stair parts.
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Plain square design
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Made from mild steel
Description
As part of the black metal range of modern and contemporary stair parts, these Boston spindles are designed to be used with landing or rake brackets from Richard Burbidge. These brackets screw onto the hand and base rails to hold spindles in position.
These stunning spindles are made from mild steel, finished with zinc phosphate, black powder coating, and a timeless hammered finish. The uniform finish and plain square design of the Boston spindles allow them to sit perfectly with other designs of the same range or even combined with other stair part materials.
Specifications
| Part Type | Spindles |
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| Material | Black Metal |
FAQs
What are the Boston spindles made of?
The Boston spindles are made from mild steel and finished with coatings of zinc phosphate and black powder. Mild steel is a durable material, even when used on spindles with slimmer profiles.
Strength is crucial for stair spindles, helping to prevent falls from height. The spindles are also protected from rust and further strengthened by the powder coating applied during finishing.
Can I combine Boston spindles with other stair parts?
Yes! The black powder coating found on the Boston spindles is universal across our black metal ranges, allowing you to mix and match your spindle designs to really add a unique touch.
You can also contrast the stunning matt black finish of these spindles with stair parts of other materials, like oak or white primed wood. The combination of various finishes can bring both a modern and rustic feel to your staircase.
How do I clean Boston spindles?
Like any black metal stair parts, the Boston spindles are fairly straightforward to clean when used indoors. Here are our top tips:
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Use a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any dust from your spindles, paying attention to small crevices where it can build up.
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If you notice any more stubborn dirt, you can occasionally use mild dish soap and warm water to keep them looking brand new.
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If you use a cleaning solution, be sure to wipe it away with a damp, clean cloth and then dry thoroughly with a soft towel.
How many Boston spindles will I need?
The number of spindles you’ll need will depend on the measurements of your staircase. The gap between each spindle can be no more than 99mm to prevent falls from height, but you can choose how far apart you’d like your spindles to be within this limit.
Need a hand? Check out our helpful spindle spacing calculator below, or read more on our information page.