Stair Railing
Stair Railing Kits & Systems
- Built to your measurements
- Mountain laurel branches
- You select the paint or stain
- You provide additional lumber
- Interior and exterior
- Custom options available
Product Info
Stairs are a great way to add some movement to the interior of your home! These are custom built to your measurements. Sections are shipped nationwide and delivered to your location ready-to-install. This easy railing system install means that on-site labor costs are reduced and overall build cycle times are decreased.
Handrails for outside your home! Shop options for your deck and outdoor living.
- Section Height: You provide measurements
- Section Length: You provide post to post measurements
- Section Angle: You provide angle
- Typical top and bottom rails: western red cedar 2×4
- Paint or stain on lumber included typ.
- No space bigger than a 4″ sphere
- Branch species: Mountain laurel: Kalmia latifolia
- Branch diameter: approx 0.5″ to 1.5″
- Installation instructions
- Product Guide
- Paint or stain available for sticks
- Made in the USA
Thank you, the deck is amazing and everyone comments on it.
– Michael
The handrails are beautiful!!! We get so many compliments on them. You were great to work with and you created a work of art for our home.
– Erika
We have finally gotten the deck painted and everyone loves the laurel railings. Thank you for making our backyard come alive!
– Mitch
Love, love, love the railings. Just stained them this week and they look great. Thanks again!
-Holly and Mark
It looks even better than I imagined… And I have a pretty good imagination!
-Kristin
How To Measure For Stair Railings
For stair railings, please provide the following information as shown in the drawing below:
- Long to short measurement
- Angle of the stairs in degrees
- Section height measured perpendicular to the angle of the stairs not plumb. Take a framing square and rest it on the nosing of the treads and measure like the tongue of the square.
- The side the section is on as you stand at the bottom of the stairs and look up.
