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Skirt for 115sq Stair Posts (Pine)

Skirt for 115sq Stair Posts (Pine)

SKU: JN148R

Material: Pine Finger-Jointed

$0
$82.50 - $82.50
$82.50
$82.50 - $82.50
$82.50

  per Piece

Stocked Item 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.

Description

A radiata pine skirt designed to surround a 115 x 115mm stair post. When paired with the plain or recessed post, and box moulding it creates a box newel or Hamptons-style stair post.

This product is made up of 4 separate panels, each has unique mitre-lock joins to allow for easy assembly. It has been sanded ready for painting.

Note: This product is not suitable for external use.

Important Dimensions

Overall Panels
Height 570mm 570mm
Width 148mm 148mm
Depth 148mm 16mm

FAQ

Where would you normally use timber post skirt?
Around the bottom a 115 x 115mm stair post.

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

What are the important dimensions?
Each skirt is made up of four 16mm thick panels of height 570mm. The width of each panel is 148mm.
The outside edges of each panel have a unique mitre-lock joint that allows for easy assembly.
A small moulding is supplied that can be mitre cut and wrapped around the post to finish the top of the skirt off.

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 water-based primer/undercoat is not a necessity (although it wouldn’t hurt), but at least 2 coats of the final colour is a must.
Speak to your local paint retailer for more info.