Continuous Handrail

A Continuous handrail is a handrail that does not stop and start at a newel post or where the stair changes direction, but continues in smooth curves from the bottom of the stair to the top. This handrail allows you to run your hand all the way along as you walk up or down the stair. The introduction of more socially-responsible building standards requiring continuous handrails now allow better and safer access to buildings.

  • Curved with Intersection

    Curved with Intersection

    This continuous rail has been hand crafted from a solid block and fixed over the steel. One of the key considerations ...

  • Curved and Ramping

    Curved and Ramping

    This continuous rail has been hand crafted from solid blocks and laminations sections. In this case the handrail ...

  • Wreathing

    Wreathing

    This continuous handrail uses a timber handrail, ex 75*50mm (HR04) with round steel “Pendrey” design ...

  • Well

    Well

    Handrails constructed using the traditional method of “well” are used for steeper and tighter sections of handrail ...

  • Swan Necks and Ramps

    Swan Necks and Ramps

    This continuous rail uses traditionally shaped swan necks at the changes in pitch. These are used to climb from ...