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Handrail Beech staines - 0.10 to 4.50m (round)
Determine your desired length, diameter, surface and machining of the ends yourself (please select above).
All advantages at a glance:
- Regional craft product "Made in Germany
- High grip safety reliably prevents falls
- Very high quality in the processing of the wooden handrail beech
- Length up to 4,50mm
- Handrail is made of one piece
- Machined by experienced wood professionals
- Assembly instructions with video (see tab "Assembly instructions")
For which location is the handrail best suited:
- In your own home in the staircase or hallway
- In public facilities as a handrail (e.g. hospital, nursing home, kindergarten, public authority, town hall, school)
What distinguishes beech wood:
- Native hardwood (deciduous tree) from Germany
- Very resistant
- Suitable for interior fittings
- Light base colour
- Becomes slightly reddish after steaming (short heating)
- Available painted, raw/untreated or oiled
Which handrails are available:
Rounded, chamfered, cut, with attached hemisphere, made of stainless steel or drilled available - exact description in the selection field under "i".
Which diameter should I take:
- For small children: 35 mm diameter
- For children and older people: 40 - 42 mm
- In private surroundings (e.g. staircase): 42 - 45 mm
| Wood: | Beech |
| Shape: | round |
| Length: |
10 - 450 cm (one piece) |
| Application Area: |
Indoor => Beech is only suitable for indoor use. For outdoor use, we recommend pine, oak or larch (on request) in raw finish. Before installation, you should treat them with a weather-resistant stain or oil. |
| Scope of supply: | Handrail + brackets incl. fixing material, if selected |
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Measurement: |
Determine the required length from the front edge of the first step to the front edge of the landing - either at a height of approx. 90 cm or on the string of the stairs. |
| Assembly: | You can find our assembly videos under the tab "Assembly" as well as in the categories. |
FAQ - Stained Handrails
What does it mean when a handrail is stained? +
Staining refines the color of the wood without hiding its natural structure. The grain remains visible but appears lighter, warmer, or darker depending on the stain tone. This creates a handrail that matches the room's color exactly while still looking like real wood.
Which wood types and stain tones are available for stained handrails? +
Stained handrails here are made from beech or ash because both woods are stable, durable, and visually very uniform. For beech, there are many stain tones available, such as ebony, mahogany, teak variants, light or rustic oak, dark walnut, or cherry. This allows you to perfectly coordinate the handrail with the floor, furniture, or stair color.
Are stained handrails also suitable for outdoor use? +
No, stained handrails made of beech or ash are intended for indoor use only. Both wood types react sensitively to moisture and weather outdoors. For outdoors, more robust woods like pine or oak in raw or oiled finishes are the better choice.
What shapes, lengths, and diameters can I choose for a stained handrail? +
You can choose between profiles such as round, omega, or square with rounded edges. The length is freely adjustable between 10 cm and 450 cm, in one piece if desired. For round handrails, several diameters are available, ensuring the grip fits optimally depending on the user group.
How do I measure the correct handrail length and what is important for installation? +
Measurements are taken from the front edge of the first step to the front edge of the landing, usually at a height of about 90 cm or along the stair stringer. For winding stairs, some length is deducted at corners so the handrails do not collide. Installation is carried out depending on the situation with suitable wall brackets or, if desired, including accessories, so that the handrail sits securely and stably.
