Oak handrail. Glass in an aluminium channel.

Britain and Scandinavia, when the hall has to stay bright. The glass sits in an aluminium channel at the floor. The handrail and the treads are oak. The plant machines the hardwood and the aluminium profile. Installation stays local.

These pictures are a direction, not a finished Aurinex stair. The plant machines hardwood and aluminium profiles. Installation stays local.

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Oak stair with glass and an oak handrail, looking through to a garden and a sofa

Lookbook The stair you walk every day Oak treads, aluminium structure. Six runs. The one you want is in the book. Open the lookbook

The treads stay. The glass is new.

Existing closed oak stair with a new oak handrail and glass from the first step to the floor — The old treads are still there, with closed risers. The oak handrail and the glass run from the first step down to the floor. The line at the floor is the aluminium channel.

Oak handrail, glass guard

The guard continues past the stair.

On the landing it looks over the table. On the flight, the channel is at the floor.

Oak and glass stair beside a dining table laid for supper

Oak handrail, glass guard

The landing. Oak on the glass. The table is below.

The line at the floor is the aluminium channel.

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New oak and glass stair in an old hall, cupboards under the flight, sash window and front door — An old hall. The sash window and the door stay. What is new is the oak flight, the glass and the oak handrail. Cupboards are under the flight. The channel is at the floor.