Stair Systems

Solid oak stair tread stock, milled from hardwood and supplied unfinished so it can be cut to the width of the stairwell and sanded, stained or cle...

A rosette is the small wall-mounted block that finishes a handrail where it meets a wall or newel face. The rail end butts into the face of the ros...

A volute is the scrolled starting fitting that terminates a stair handrail at the bottom step, curving the rail into a spiral that sits over a star...

A rosette is the small wood block that mounts flat to a wall and gives a handrail a finished point of termination. The rail end is fitted against t...

A volute is the scrolled starting fitting that terminates a stair handrail over the bullnose or starting step. The handrail rises from the newel, c...

The 7021 quarter turn with cap is a stair fitting used in over-the-post (continuous) handrail systems, where the handrail turns ninety degrees and ...

An over easing is one of the standard machined handrail fittings used to change the pitch of a continuous stair rail. Its convex curve carries the ...

A quarter turn is a stair fitting used to carry a continuous handrail around a right-angle change in direction, most often at a landing or where th...

The No. 7009 end turn is a machined stair fitting used to terminate a run of handrail. Instead of leaving a cut end exposed against a wall or newel...

Profile #6400 is a solid oak stair handrail milled to a traditional colonial shape, with a rounded top surface, finger grooves on both sides and a ...

Shoe rail is the bottom member of a balustrade, running along the treads or over a knee wall and receiving the lower ends of square balusters. This...

The #6010 is one of the most widely milled stair handrail profiles in North American residential work: a rounded, graspable crown over a narrower b...

Profile #6010 is a solid red oak cap-style handrail, the graspable member that runs along the top of a stair balustrade or over a knee wall. The ca...

The #6010 profile is one of the standard colonial handrail shapes used on interior stairs. It has a rounded top with a shaped underside and a narro...

Cap-profile handrail milled from solid oak, a common stair rail pattern designated #6010. The cap profile has a broad, rounded top with a flat unde...

A solid oak stair handrail in the #6010 pattern, one of the standard graspable profiles used throughout residential stair work. It is supplied as a...