Simply put, the wooden handrail is an indispensable component in staircase decoration. Generally, this product is installed on one or both sides of the staircase, depending on the structure of the staircase. The horizontal and inclined parts used for handrails are called staircase handrails. Staircase handrails are relatively simple in craftsmanship, have a simple design, and are not difficult to manufacture, so the price cost is not too high.
Our factory boasts state-of-the-art production equipment. Whether you’re working on simple or complex designs, or applying various surface treatments, we have the corresponding machinery to ensure quality. Choosing us will guarantee you a classic driftwood handrail.
The key to quality lies in our machinery, the professionalism of our production staff, and, most importantly, the competence of our quality control personnel. Only a rigorous quality control team can provide you with high-quality products, ensuring the quality of every single piece, whether hardwood or softwood.
We are a professional team that not only produces hardwood rails but also shares valuable experience gained from mistakes we’ve made. These experiences guide our production and new product development. We also offer door-to-door delivery.
As a professional wood products manufacturer, we can provide handrails from various wood species. Pine balustrade is just one of many materials available. You can also choose from red oak, white oak, birch, beech, and other materials. While the costs of different materials vary, we offer the most competitive prices.
We offer our customers a very long warranty period, and we will continue to handle any issues that arise during use. Wooden handrails for stair interiors are prone to various problems, such as moisture content issues leading to cracking and warping. These are real issues that are definitely part of the manufacturing process, and we will provide compensation for them.
Our response time for pine railing is within 2 hours on weekdays and within 6 hours on non-weekdays. If you have any urgent matters, you can contact us by phone for feedback at any time. In the event of quality problems, we will resolve the customer’s issue within 72 hours, so you don’t need to worry too much about such problems. We are an excellent choice for you.
We have highly professional sales staff who are experts in wooden rails. They can resolve most of your questions in the initial communication stage. For more complex issues, they will communicate with the factory first and then provide you with feedback directly, usually within 1-3 hours. This rapid feedback makes our work simpler and more convenient.
Radiata pine is a common material for making pine handrails. Due to its abundance and relatively simple processing, this type of material is inexpensive and offers excellent value for money.
Poplar handrails are even cheaper than pine, making them arguably the lowest-priced option on the market. However, as poplar is softwood, its strength is low, making it prone to breakage during use. Most customers don’t choose this type of wood, and we don’t recommend it either.
Cedar handrails can be custom-made or purchased from us, as we have a large inventory of various materials, especially hardwoods. These are classic and commonly used materials for stair railings and balusters. Material selection will be based on your specific requirements.
Oak is the most common and popular material. We supply stair railings and balusters for many projects, and you can purchase any material from us. However, we typically use American red and white oak to ensure uniform grain patterns.
Untreated interior wood railings are the most commonly produced material by us, with each piece exceeding 4 meters in length. After receiving our products, you can have them cut to size according to your requirements, and then finished with the desired color and finish.
Primed handrails are mostly for MDF (medium-density fiberboard) materials; only a small number of solid wood materials use this process. After priming, different colors of painting are applied, tailored to the customer’s needs. This process is done after cutting the product, and both ends also require the same treatment.
Modern wood handrails can be finished with any color of paint; clear varnish is just one option. If the wood grain color and texture do not match your home’s decor, special coatings, or even graffiti or other special treatments, will be required.
Modern wood railing allows for the use of relatively inexpensive materials with veneer finishes. Red oak, white oak, mahogany, and sandalwood veneers are all options. Since the internal materials are also solid wood or other types of wood, the veneer finish is not noticeable from the surface. It’s high-end yet inexpensive.
