Oak 41mm HDR Profile Heavy Hand Rail 3600mm

Summary

HDR Profile Handrail 

HDR Prifle Handrail Measures 56mm High x 59mm Wide 

Select your timber type and handrail length from the drop down boxes above 

This heavy duty handrail be used with any 41mm x 41mm spindle either on the staircase or across the landing. Oftn described as "LOAF" profile due to the shape. 

All HDR Hand Rails come complete with fillet strip/ Spindle Spacers used to fill the gap between each spindle. Spindle spacers are fixed in place with a suitable PVA wood adhesive, available in our shop, and can be pinned into place using panel pins. Panel pins should be sunk into the fillet strip of the rail and filled with a wood filler to match the timber. 

We recommend that spindles and fillet strips are glued into the handrail and base rail using PVA wood adhesive. This will give strength and stop any potential spindle rattle.

90 Degree horizontal handrail bends are available to turn your handrail from the newel post back across the landing. These can be created during installation by cutting a miter in the handrail and forming a 90 degree bend. 

Fixing Handrail to Newel Post

Handrails can be fitted to and design of newel post with a flat face by either a traditional Mortice and Tenon joint or by using our handrail to newel post fixing kits. 

HDR Rails can also be fitted to a wall as a wall mounted rail by using wall brackets designed to fit on the underside of the rail and then to a wall up the stair well or on a landing

Stair Case Building Regulations 

IMPORTANT - Spindles should not be spaced more than 99mm apart to meet current building regulations 

Current building Regulations state that a sphere of 100mm in diameter should not be allowed to pass between two spindles 

Specification

HDR Handrail Dimensions 

HDR Hand Rail Measures

• 56mm High 
• 59mm Wide 

Oak is a very fashionable hardwood. All of our Oak Stair Parts are white oak, a light brown colour which changes to golden brown when clear finishes are applied

Finish with a varnish, lacquer or oil for best results