Stair, Stringer & Newel Post Cladding

Stair cladding covers existing staircase components with new material. Our oak stair cladding uses real oak veneer to update stringers, newel posts, treads, and risers without replacing the underlying structure.

Yes. Stair cladding is designed to cover existing staircases. It’s a cost-effective refurbishment method that gives you a fresh oak finish while keeping your current staircase structure in place.

Measure your components and order cladding cut to your dimensions. Fix using wood adhesive. Newel post cladding uses cushion corners for clean joints. Stringer cladding may need angle cuts on site. Our video guides walk through each installation step.

Oak veneer cladding is more affordable than replacing entire components or installing a new staircase. The veneer construction costs less than solid oak while giving you a genuine oak appearance. You also save on labour with DIY installation.

Post cladding costs approximately £140 per post. Stair cladding starts from £48 per step. Final pricing depends on your staircase size and which components you’re cladding. Contact us for a quote based on your specific dimensions.

Oak veneer uses an MDF core with a real oak surface. This prevents warping, is lighter for DIY handling, and provides genuine oak grain. The construction also makes custom cutting more precise.

StairFurb’s oak stair cladding is backed by a 10-year guarantee. With proper installation and finishing, your cladding provides lasting durability. The veneer construction is stable and resistant to warping.

Yes. All our stair cladding is designed to work with StairFurb’s glass and spindle balustrade kits. Match your oak components to your handrails and baserails for a coordinated staircase refurbishment.