Handrail 6010
Handrail 6010
Handrail 6010
Handrail 6010
Handrail 6010
Handrail 6010

Handrail 6010

Sale price$44.79
Size:

Size

Wood Type:Red Oak
Plow:

Plow

Quantity:
Typically ships in 3-10 business days
Maple rails are made to order (non-returnable) and may take 8-14 business days. Ships nationwide within the US. Returnable within 14 days. More shipping info
Pickup available at JMP Wood Brooklyn Usually ready in 2-4 days

Handrail 6010

4' / Red Oak / No Plow

JMP Wood Brooklyn

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

760 E 96th St
Brooklyn NY 11236
United States

+17183037777

JMP Wood Linden

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

621 Commerce Road
Linden NJ 07036
United States

+19089143202
  • 2-3/8" height x 2-1/4" top width (1-1/2" bottom width)
  • Red oak rails are 3 ply solid. Other wood types are 3 ply finger jointed.
  • Variety of matching handrail fittings available
  • Installation tools and brackets also available

Notes:

  • Rails over 8 feet require LTL Freight shipping
  • 8' handrails are 95". 4' handrails are 47".
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Wood Types

Please note: This product may not be available in all of the wood types listed below. This is a guide for our most common wood types across our store.
Red Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
  • Coarse texture with distinctive grain
Poplar
  • Good for painting
  • Softer, more light weight wood
  • Typically most economical
White Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than red oak
  • Finer texture than red oak
Maple
  • Good for painting or staining
  • Smooth, even texture with natural luster
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
Sapele
  • Good for exterior or interior use
  • Good for staining or painting
  • Smooth and lustrous
  • Similar to mahogany
Walnut
  • Good for staining
  • Darker wood with smooth surface
  • Strong, heavy and hard
Primed
  • Poplar wood with white primer
  • Ready to be painted

Wood Types

Please note: This product may not be available in all of the wood types listed below. This is a guide for our most common wood types across our store.
Red Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
  • Coarse texture with distinctive grain
Poplar
  • Good for painting
  • Softer, more light weight wood
  • Typically most economical
White Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than red oak
  • Finer texture than red oak
Maple
  • Good for painting or staining
  • Smooth, even texture with natural luster
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
Sapele
  • Good for exterior or interior use
  • Good for staining or painting
  • Smooth and lustrous
  • Similar to mahogany
Walnut
  • Good for staining
  • Darker wood with smooth surface
  • Strong, heavy and hard
Primed
  • Poplar wood with white primer
  • Ready to be painted