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Scallop Tops for Stairs for 155sq Posts (Pine)

Scallop Tops for Stairs for 155sq Posts (Pine)

SKU: JN210R

Material: Pine Finger-Jointed

$76.78 - $76.78
$76.78
$76.78 - $76.78
$76.78

  per Piece

In stock Made in Australia
Ships from Adelaide Manufactured by Hammersmith

Quantity (per Piece):

Please Read Before Ordering

Depending on material availability, this product may be supplied in finger-jointed Pine rather than solid Pine. Finger-joints are visible (see product images for reference). Contact us before ordering is solid timber is preferred for your project, and we will check stock availability.

This post cap is NOT suitable for outside use. View our range of exterior use post caps

Description

A radiata pine scalloped post cap designed to suit a 155 x 155mm stair or newel post, and is sanded ready and ready to paint or stain. This style is also available to suit 90mm and 115mm square posts.
Scalloped post capitals are extremely popular in Hamptons, English, and heritage style design, but will match most interior design styles and tastes.

Note: This post cap is NOT suitable for outside use. View our range of exterior use post caps

Product Dimensions

Overall: 75mm Height x 225mm Width x 225mm Depth
On the bottom, there is a 155 x 155mm rebate that allows the cap to fit over the post.

FAQs

Where would you normally use timber newel post caps?
On top of a 155 x 155mm post on a staircase to dress it up.

What is it made out of?
Plantation-grown Radiata Pine.

What are the important dimensions?
Overall: 75mm Height x 225mm Width x 225mm Depth
On the bottom, there is a 155 x 155mm rebate that allows the cap to fit over the post.

How should you finish it?
If looking for a natural finish, then a clear lacquer will be fine; or you can use a stain to achieve your desired colour and then use a clear lacquer to finish it off.
If wanting to paint, a couple of coats of water or oil-based paint should do the trick.
Speak to your local paint retailer for more info.

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