Staircases
A detailed timber staircase was carefully refreshed to bring out the warmth, grain and fine joinery of the stair components. The finished result presents a clean, even natural appearance across the handrail, newel posts, balusters and stair panels while retaining the character of the original interior.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not publishedWhat was needed
The restoration focused on the visible timber staircase and its detailed balustrade, including the handrail, substantial newel posts, turned and twisted spindles, supporting rails and adjacent stair panels. Surface preparation was planned around the delicate profiles so accumulated finish and surface dullness could be lifted without flattening the carved detail, leaving the timber ready for a suitable protective finish.
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