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Supervisor Nästgårds 3.5 meters

EUR170.81

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Weight 6.6 kg
Material

untreated pine

Length of bar

3, 5 m

Dimensions

38 x 110 mm

Classic profile planed handrail for 18th and early 19th century stairs. Cut to the appropriate length and nailed with hand-forged nails directly into the wall. No other fasteners are needed. Nice to hold. The original is set up in the steep staircase to the upper floor in Nästgårds.

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Pine. Unpainted. 38 x 110 mm. Sold in lengths of 3.5 meters (enough for a normal length of old stairs).

Description

Classic profile planed handrail for 18th and early 19th century stairs. Cut to the appropriate length and nailed with hand-forged nails directly into the wall. No other fasteners are needed. Nice to hold. The original is set up in the steep staircase to the upper floor in Nästgårds.

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Additional information

Weight 6.6 kg
Material

untreated pine

Length of bar

3, 5 m

Dimensions

38 x 110 mm

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