Due to the nature of stair joinery they never have the exact same standard dimensions, all quotes for balustrade panels will require custom measurements.

All available balustrade designs are listed and numbered. Please select one of them before measurement.

Woodemporium only offers surveying services within a 16 mile radius of Chester. The fee for this service is £25.00.

Alternatively, you can appoint a carpenter to take the required measurements specified in the measurement diagram in the photos in the gallery. (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H must be filled in millimeters)

After you select the pattern and required dimensions, we will generate a quote together with the project and send it by e-mail for approval.

If you accept the quote and are satisfied with the design, we will send you a pro-forma invoice and a payment link, which must be paid before your order is cut.

In some circumstances we are happy to offer a bespoke cutting and design service to suit your needs. This type of service will involve consultation and additional design costs depending on the project. Please email us if you have any specific requirements.

If customers have their own design, we are happy to work with it, but the DXF, AI,SVG,PDF files must be provided to us. If possible, we are also happy to adapt existing  files to the requirements of your project.

Although we mainly process MDF boards, we can work with various materials. More information on this subject can be obtained by correspondence. If compatible with our machines, we are also happy to cut the customer’s own materials if they are provided to us.

All orders must be collected from the workshop at the agreed time after work has been completed.

All postage, packaging and insurance charges are subject to prior arrangement and at the customer’s expense. No items will be shipped uninsured under any circumstances.

How to Measure?

Accurate Measurement Instructions for Your Staircase:

To ensure a perfect fit and a staircase that meets your exact requirements, precise measurements are essential. Follow these steps for accurate measurements:

1. Height: Measure the vertical distance from the floor to the landing or upper level where the top of the staircase will be positioned.

2. Width: Measure the horizontal space available for your staircase, ensuring there are no obstructions or limitations.

3. Tread and Riser Dimensions: Measure the desired tread depth (horizontal step) and riser height (vertical step). Ensure these dimensions comply with local building codes for safety.

4. Handrail Height: Measure the preferred handrail height, typically between 34 to 38 inches from the front edge of the tread.

5. Landing Size: Measure the dimensions of any landing areas where your staircase changes direction or levels.

6. Clearance Space: Consider the space around the staircase, ensuring there is adequate headroom and clearance for comfortable use.

7. Special Features: If you have specific design elements in mind, such as balusters, newel posts, or decorative railings, take measurements for these as well.

8. Accurate Record Keeping: Record all measurements in both inches and centimeters and double-check for accuracy. Precise measurements are crucial for a staircase that fits perfectly in your space.

For further assistance or to consult with our experts, don’t hesitate to contact WOODEMPORIUM. Our team is dedicated to helping you create a staircase that seamlessly integrates into your environment.