Frequently Asked Questions
No. In most all cases the handrail does not need to be replaced.
No. If anything, it strengthens the handrail. Most wooden spindles are attached to the handrail and stairs via a small dab of wood glue. With the addition of the high grade epoxy and furniture grade hot glue on both the handrail and stairs the structure is solid and safe.
Most jobs can be completed in one day.
Some common design layout combinations are:
- Twist-Single Basket-Twist
- Long Twist-Double Basket-Long Twist
- Single Basket-Double Basket-Single Basket
- Single Knuckle-Double Knuckle-Single Knuckle
- Single Twist-Single Twist-Double Basket
There are a few of variables that determine the cost of an installation and need to be answered prior to a cost figure. First, how old is your home? Second, how many spindles or balusters do you have in your staircase? Third, what types of iron spindles do you want? Forth, how do you want the combination or configuration laid out? For example, if you have 30 wooden spindles and you are interested in only the single plain bar, the total cost for the spindles and installation including shoes would be around $475.00.
Currently, we have over 75 styles of Solid Wrought Iron to choose from. All styles are stock in satin black. View catalog for other color options, here.
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