A traditional hallway staircase and adjoining timber joinery were carefully refreshed to recover their natural character. Gentle, controlled surface preparation lifted the tired dark coating from the stairs, turned spindles, handrails, doors and wall panelling while retaining the crisp profiles and heritage detail of the original woodwork.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
The restoration covered the main staircase and upper landing balustrade, including turned spindles and handrails, together with internal doors, a glazed door surround and original wall panelling. Work was carried out with a low-impact approach suited to detailed interior joinery, leaving an even, clean timber surface ready for the client's chosen protective or decorative finish.
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