PECCATA INTERIOR RAILING WITH WOODEN SPINDLES BOTTOM QUARTER TURN

PECCATA interior-side oak spindle handrail

PECCATA interior-side oak spindle handrail for PECCATA QT Bas WoodUp staircase. wooden spindles 65 x 20 mm, newel posts 70 x 70 mm, handrail 50 x 50 mm, bottom rail 50 x 35 mm, screws included. Oak LC supplied raw untreated, to be varnished (2 coats recommended for the handrail subject to contact) or painted before use. Non-reversible: the quarter-turn configuration must be checked before ordering. Indoor use only.

Quarter turn

Bottom left
Bottom right

Reference RAFBINTQTBCHD

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PECCATA inner side oak baluster railing

The PECCATA inner side oak baluster railing is a 65 x 20 mm wooden baluster railing for the PECCATA QT Bas staircase. It includes 65 x 20 mm wooden balusters, 70 x 70 mm newel posts, a 50 x 50 mm handrail and a 50 x 35 mm bottom rail. Fixings included. Available in Oak LC. Non-reversible: you must check the position of the quarter turn and the direction of ascent before ordering.

Indoor use only — LC species are not intended for outdoor use. To be installed simultaneously with the staircase.

Main features

Feature	Description
Compatible staircase	PECCATA QT Bas (ID NC)
Position	Inner side
Wooden balusters	65 x 20 mm
Newel posts	70 x 70 mm
Handrail	50 x 50 mm
Bottom rail	50 x 35 mm
Available wood species	Oak LC
Fixings	Included
Reversibility	Non-reversible
Use	Indoor use only

Key features

? 65 x 20 mm wooden balusters: warm traditional aesthetic
? Inner side: outer side of the curve
? Available wood species: Oak LC
? Fixings included: complete kit for installation
? Non-reversible: choose according to the quarter-turn configuration

Installation advice

To be installed simultaneously with the staircase. Fix the newel posts, bottom rail, balusters then handrail in that order. Check the height of at least 90 cm from the nosing and the spacing of less than 11 cm (standard NF P01-012). Apply varnish or paint before final fixing. Two people recommended.

Maintenance and protection

The wood is delivered raw and untreated. Apply a protective finish before use: satin varnish in 2 coats (maximum resistance), oil-wax (natural look, renewal every 1–2 years) or paint. The handrail, subject to frequent contact, benefits from an abrasion-resistant varnish.

Annual maintenance with a product suited to the chosen finish. Avoid abrasive or solvent-based products.

Frequently asked questions

What is the outer side of a staircase?

On a quarter-turn staircase, a distinction is made between the inner side (the side towards which the staircase turns, inside the curve) and the outer side (the side opposite the curve, the free side of the flight). This railing is positioned on the outer side. To determine this, walk up your staircase and observe which side the quarter turn is on.

Why is this railing non-reversible?

The geometry of the quarter turn imposes a specific shape on the railing. An outer-side railing cannot be turned around to become an inner-side railing — the angles and lengths of each section differ. You must check your configuration before ordering: position of the quarter turn and direction of ascent.

Can this railing be installed after fitting the PECCATA staircase?

This railing must be installed simultaneously with the staircase — some fixings are only accessible during assembly. Plan the installation at the same time.

What finish should be applied to this wooden railing?

The handrail, subject to daily contact, requires an abrasion-resistant finish: satin varnish in 2 coats is recommended. For balusters and newel posts, an oil-wax (natural look) or paint depending on the décor. Apply the finish before final fixing to treat hidden areas.

Does the spacing between balusters comply with the safety standard?

The spacing must be less than 11 cm to prevent the passage of an 11 cm sphere (standard NF P01-012). Check the actual spacing after installation depending on your staircase configuration, particularly at the bottom of the flight where the railing is more open.

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