The soaring popularity of glass balustrades has seen F.H. Brundle supply a growing range of outstanding balustrade products, suitable for a huge array of different projects and properties, as well as budgets.
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Structural elements
Christopher Ploutarhou’s parents had owned the same plot of land in Cyprus for many years and he’d always loved it there. The view from the plot was phenomenal so it seemed clear to him what…
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Innovative Homes
When it comes to updating your hallway or entrance, you may not have considered modernising your existing staircase – but with a few simple changes using new stair parts, it could make a dramatic difference.
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Structural elements
Adding carpet, a stair runner or just a fresh lick of paint to your staircase can transform an old, worn and dull-looking walkway into the bright focal point of your hallway that your home deserves.…
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i-nterior
Traditional Joiners using modern machinery & techniques. Makers of Hardwood and Accoya™ Windows, Doors and Staircases.
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Doors & Glazing
Aristotle famously said that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Richard McLane, Design Director of Bisca, explains that where staircases are concerned, the opposite may be true.
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i-nterior
Team Stairkraft is always willing to step up to the next level for their customers, offering an alternative to the mass-produced stairs you find in many homes.
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Structural elements
Your staircase can be a statement feature of your home, so it’s worth taking time over the design and materials to ensure that it makes the desired impact. Often the first thing that visitors see…
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i-nterior
Complete Stair Systems supply stunning Spiral Staircases & Bespoke Stairs for new builds and refurbishments across the UK. With an emphasis on open, modern and light designs, their staircases are supplied to create a real…
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Structural elements
i-build continues to follow Will Anderson as his self-build journey unfolds. This month, he welcomes to the arrival of his bespoke staircase, designed by Metal Worker Jonathan Rowlandson.
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