Oak And Glass Staircases: Glass Panels & Oak Wood Banisters for Your Home

Oak and Glass Staircase

Enjoy a modern, yet traditional feel to the heart of your home with stair glass panels and an oak handrail for your home’s stairs.

StairFurb uses natural American Oak which is a beautifully aesthetic hard wood, easy to maintain and stunning in appearance. Our oak wood staircase glass balustrade kits are available with embedded glass, or clamped glass kits, giving you the choice of style that best suits your home.

StairFurb glass balustrade kits are easy to install. Natural Oak handrails and baserails bring a natural and elegant feel to any home. Components and glass panels are supplied pre-cut to the correct measurements and angles. Fixing holes are pre-drilled, making it easy to fit. All that’s left for you to do is treat the wood and fit them to your staircase with the provided glass panels.

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Oak Staircase Gallery

square oak

oak embedded stair & landing

oak clamped landing

embedded stair/landing

EMBEDDED OAK (STAIR, LANDING)

OAK CLAMPED (LANDING)

Previous Natural Oak Glass Staircase Costs

Estimated price

£3122 Inc VAT

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Glass & clampHandrailsBaserailsNewel posts

Estimated price

£1596 Inc VAT

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HandrailsBaserailsEmbedded glass

Estimated price

£663 Inc VAT

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Glass & clampHandrailsBaserails

Estimated price

£2167 Inc VAT

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HandrailsBaserailsEmbedded glass

Estimated price

£1538 Inc VAT

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HandrailsBaserailsEmbedded glass

Estimated price

£1022 Inc VAT

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Glass & clampHandrailsBaserails

Estimated price

£1142 Inc VAT

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HandrailsBaserailsNewel postsEmbedded glassWall mounted handrail

Estimated price

£2270 Inc VAT

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HandrailsBaserailsNewel postsEmbedded glass

Estimated price

£1320 Inc VAT

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Glass & clampHandrailsBaserailsNewel posts

now available

pre-painting

With an in-house professional spray booth, Stairfurb is now offering pre-painting of handrails, baserails, newel posts & caps.

Available finishes

White
Black RAL9004
Grey RAL7038
Waterbased Primer
Acrylic Natural Woodseal

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SEE THE IMAGES SENT TO US BY CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE PURCHASED AND INSTALLED NATURAL OAK AND GLASS BALUSTRADES FROM STAIRFURB:

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Clamped wood glass case study:

Jack and his wife Kelly live with their gorgeous Cockerpoo in a small village in South Devon. Having lived in the house for over five years, they thought it was time to make some improvements. They were wondering whether they wanted to move house, or stay put, so wanted to ensure that any improvements would increase the value of the property in case they decided to sell.

They already had some glass internal doors and oak components in other parts of their home, so naturally opted for an oak wood and glass balustrade kit. After chatting to one of the StairFurb technical sales assistants they decided to choose the clamped glass balustrade kit, rather than embedded since it’s modular in design, allowing them to remove the handrail and glass panels if they moved house, making it easier to carry wardrobes and other large items down the stairs.

Jack and Kelly DIY fitted their kit on one Sunday morning and were over the moon with the results. They love that their new glass balustrade is the first thing people see when they come into the house.

embedded wood glass case study:

Henry is a property Developer from Devon. When he and his fiance moved into an old chapel that was built in the early 1800’s they knew they wanted to keep the character of the house while bringing it into the 21st century and giving it a more contemporary and homely feel. There was already a large gallery landing fitted, but it was fitted with pine spindles and shaped newel posts that were all stained a very dark color.

Since they would be painting the skirting boards light grey, Henry and his fiance decided to paint the stringer and newel posts light grey to match the stringer and then fit embedded glass kits with oak baserail and handrail.

Having cut out all of the old spindles, baserail, and handrail, Henry spends one day fitting all the pine spigot newel posts and painting the posts and stringers. The next morning he fitted the oak baserails/handrails and glass.

As guests walk into the house, the gallery landing is the first thing that catches their eye. Needless to say, Henry and his fiance love the way the balustrade adds to the style of their home.