NEW Oak Modern Choice Grooved Handrail
This Modern Choice oak handrail is grooved, ideal for embedded glass panels and is supplied pre-sanded, unfinished. It can be finished by painting, waxing or varnishing. Modern Choice is the exclusive...
£100.00 (excl VAT)
£120 (incl VAT)
- Availability: 3-5 working days
- Weight: 10.00 kg (approx)
Description
This Modern Choice oak handrail is grooved, ideal for embedded glass panels and is supplied pre-sanded, unfinished. It can be finished by painting, waxing or varnishing. Modern Choice is the exclusive StairBox range of engineered oak stair rails for embedded and clamped glass balustrades. Featuring slimline profiles, the Modern Choice range is both sleek and minimalistic. The innovative design of these handrails and baserails improves the overall appearance of the staircase and surrounding space by allowing maximum light to travel through the clear glass panels in the balustrade. Included Dimensions Handrail 58mm x 60mm 8.5mm x 25mm groove for glass Available in the following lengths: 2100mm 3500mm 4200mm
Features
Slimline profile - allows maximum light to travel through the balustrade.
Made from high-quality, FSC approved engineered oak.
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I was very impressed on the whole experience, and the product, from StairBox. We attended the showroom and chose an oak staircase with glass balustrade. The showroom experience was courteous, informative and not an overbearing hard sales line showrooms quite often have. We were sent a good online illustration of what we had discussed and given plenty of time, without high pressure sales calls, to...
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Excellent service with quality product at an affordable rate. Oliver is a credit to the company, he is so helpful and always calm. This is our second time using Stairbox and it will not be the last. Jourdan Rose
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It’s been a pleasure working with Andrew Lane to design, build and install my new oak open tread stairs with gallery landing. Great price. Have confidence with this great company. They are always happy to help. Cheers Ross
