PaintReady Round Handrail
Specification
| Material | Radiata Pine |
| Finish | Water Based Primer |
| Height | 54mm |
| Length | 4200mm |
| Depth | 54mm |
| Weight | 6.000 Kg |
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- No sanding, no filling, no priming
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- Reassurance - strength tested to Domestic Regulations
- 100% FSC - eco-friendly & sustainably manufactured
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Wall Mounted Handrail
Add safety, support, and visual appeal to your staircase with our wall-mounted handrail collection. Designed for both domestic and commercial spaces, these handrails are crafted from premium timber and available in a range of finishes to complement any interior. [read_more]
Whether you’re enhancing accessibility or completing a stair renovation, our wall handrails for stairs are simple to install and built to last. Paired with stylish brackets and end caps, they deliver both durability and a refined look
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Wall Mounted Handrail FAQs
How far should a handrail be from the wall?
A wall mounted handrail should allow enough space to get a comfortable grip. The distance from the wall to the inside face of the handrail will vary dependant on the handrail profile and bracket type. Richard Burbidge wall mounted handrail and brackets are between 35mm and 60mm from the wall face.
What is the recommended height for installing a wall-mounted handrail?
As per UK Building Regulations, your wall mounted handrail should be installed at a minimum of 900 above the pitch line of the staircase.
What kind of fittings do I need for a wall mounted handrail?
To attach your handrail, you’ll need a set of brackets one at the top and one at the bottom, (around 200-300mm from each end plus additional brackets with a maximum centres of 900mm). You can also add end caps to the ends of the handrail itself to add a decorative finish or smooth the edges.
What styles of wall mounted handrail are there?
Handrails and brackets come in a variety of styles to suit any decor - from classic, traditional styles to more contemporary shapes and finishes. All Richard Burbidge handrail can be wall mounted.
Where can I buy Richard Burbidge products?
Richard Burbidge products can be purchased through our trusted stockists located throughout the UK. Find your local retailer with our stockist locator here.
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How do you attach a handrail to the wall?
To attach a handrail to the wall securely, follow these steps:
- Determine Placement: Mark the height of the handrail on the wall, typically 900mm to 1000mm above the tread. Use a level to ensure the marks are straight and consistent.
- Install Brackets: Securely install the handrail brackets at regular intervals (no more than 900mm apart) according to the measurements. Ensure each bracket is fastened into the studs or masonry for optimal stability.
- Attach the Handrail: Place the handrail onto the installed brackets and align it correctly. Use screws or bolts to secure the handrail to the brackets, ensuring a tight fit. If the handrail is long, you may need to join multiple sections.
- Finish and Test: Double-check the handrail for level and make sure all fasteners are tightened properly. Test the handrail for stability by applying light pressure.
