Start with what needs to align.
Bring the handrail profile, any complementary component image, an application reference and the intended finish direction.
Review a drawing →Discuss complementary solid-wood stair parts as part of a matched stair programme. Profile and dimensions are confirmed against the order brief.
Use the closest profile or component reference as a practical starting point. Final suitability is confirmed for the specific order.

Bring the handrail profile, any complementary component image, an application reference and the intended finish direction.
Review a drawing →
Values are confirmed per order. This checklist is deliberately practical rather than a fixed product specification.
Unknown values remain available on request until the profile and project context have been reviewed.
| Component profile | Available on request |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Available on request |
| Finish & colour | Confirmed against reference |
| Application | Stair and balustrade programmes |
| Packaging | Confirmed for the order |
| Customisation | Profile, length, surface and packing |
Bring the closest reference and intended programme into a single review.
Discuss the programme →Bring a drawing, image or sample direction when available.
Share the details that affect finish, length, packing or destination.
Confirm what applies to the specific enquiry with the team.
Where the handrail sits alongside other stair components, a single reference route keeps the discussion focused.
Contact our teamBring the closest image or drawing for each related part.
Explain how the components relate to the stair programme.
Confirm the requirements that apply to the specific enquiry.
A profile drawing, component image, quantity estimate or finish reference is a useful place to begin.