Staircases
A tired, heavily stained staircase was carefully restored to give the hallway a lighter, cleaner starting point for its next finish. Birmingham Sandblasting used controlled, low-impact surface preparation to lift the aged coating and scuffing while retaining the character and detail of the timber joinery.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not publishedBefore & after
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What was needed
The staircase and associated timber details were protected with thorough masking and containment before the dark finish and worn surface marks were gently removed. The work exposed a consistent, clean timber surface ready for final hand sanding and the client’s chosen decorative finish, without relying on aggressive abrasion that could damage edges or profiles.
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