Period Staircase & Under-Stair Panelling Restoration
A traditional pine staircase and its detailed under-stair panelling were carefully refreshed to bring back the warmth and definition of the original joinery. Gentle, controlled surface restoration lifted aged varnish and discolouration from the treads, spindles, newel posts and panelling while preserving the character of the period interior, leaving the timber ready for a new protective finish.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
The work covered the visible staircase joinery, including the ornate turned spindles and newel posts, together with the fitted under-stair storage doors and panelling. Surfaces were prepared progressively and with a light touch, removing tired coating and ingrained discolouration without unnecessarily abrading the pine grain. The restored, even surface was left clean and ready for the customer's chosen finishing system.
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