105. Blower, American White Oak Staircase

These beautiful American white oak staircases are a very impressive feature to the hallway of this new house. The basement to ground floor staircase is a single winder design. The ground floor to first floor is a quarter landing. Both staircases are cut-string on both sides to give the appearance of treads running into the wall. The cut-string is finished with a decorative scotia moulding under the tread nosing while the balustrade is made up of stop-chamfered newel posts, stop-chamfered spindles and pyramid newel caps. Please note how the spindles on the basement to ground floor staircase are diminishing into the underside of the stairs above. The wall handrail is our standard PHR, which we have supplied without the normal spindle groove to allow it to be mounted onto the brackets. The client has installed lighting in the walls to enhance this outstanding example of joinery at its best.