For straight, L-shaped and U-shaped stairs

Oak stair handrails

Oak stair handrails combine a durable hardwood with a warm, tactile surface. Learn what to consider when choosing an oak handrail for straight, turning and multi-flight staircases.

Oak stair handrail installed on an indoor staircase

Why oak works well on stairs

Oak is hard-wearing, stable and visually distinctive, making it a strong choice for a surface that is touched every day.

Measuring a stair handrail

Measure each flight carefully and consider how the handrail starts, ends and changes direction. Long custom lengths can simplify the finished look.

Profiles and grip

Round profiles are simple and continuous, while shaped profiles can create a more architectural expression. Grip comfort should remain a priority.

Finish and maintenance

Oil and hardwax oil preserve much of the natural feel of oak, while lacquer creates a more sealed surface. Maintenance should match the chosen finish.

Made in Sweden from solid wood. Product availability and delivery options will be added as the European range develops.
Questions & answers

Common questions about oak stair handrails.

Is oak suitable for stair handrails?

Yes. Oak is durable and tactile, which makes it well suited to indoor stair handrails.

Can oak stair handrails be supplied in long lengths?

Long and made-to-measure lengths may be available depending on the product and transport requirements.

How do I measure for an oak stair handrail?

Measure each stair flight and note corners, landings, start and end points and any changes in direction.

Do I need special brackets?

The brackets need to suit the handrail profile, load and wall construction. Correct fixing is essential for a secure installation.

Made in Sweden

Looking for the right handrail?

Tell us about your staircase, material and preferred length and we will help you find the right direction.