How Do You Install A Wood Stair Railing?
Installing a wooden railing for your stairs adds a handsome touch while providing necessary safety. Staining or painting your rail can add visual definition or contrast to your steps. This is a quick project that can be done by one or two people and prevents the danger of tripping or falling on the stairs. Stair railings come in a variety of styles to coordinate with your decor, and all you need is basic painting and carpentry skills to make navigating your stairs safe. Begin by measuring and marking the location of your railing. Usually, railings are located 34-36 inches above stair treads, unless you have special reasons to adjust the location for someone elderly and frail or extremely tall who will rely on the railing for support. Mark your wall at the planned height of your railing, beginning above the first step at the bottom, one or two middle steps and the top step. Using your measuring tape or yardstick, connect these marks with a straight, light pencil line. Follow the line wi
