Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Inc. Stair Parts …

1 Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Parts Catalog3 Table Contents Page Contents 4 An Introduction to WHI 5 A Letter from WHI s President 6 - 7 How To Lay Out A Stair in 30 Seconds 7 Coffman Stair Building Guide 8 - 9 Post-To-Post and Over-The-Post Stair Diagrams 11 - 18 Newels 19 - 24 Balusters 25 - 28 Iron Balusters 29 - 30 Handrails / Wallrails 31 - 32 Shoerail / Fillets 33 - 34 Bending Rails & Moulds 35 - 40 Handrail Fittings 41 - 48 Treads / Risers / Skirtboard / Particle Board 49 - 50 Starting Steps 51 - 52 Accessories 53 - 56 Hardware 57 - 59 Folding Attic Stairs 60 IndexAn Introduction To WHI4 WHI has built its success and reputation upon dedication to high standards of quality and service. Recognizing the need for a greater variety of mouldings, custom millwork and high-quality Stair Parts in the market, WHI has filled this void by stocking a wide variety of top-quality, custom-designed mouldings, popular styles of doors, Stair Parts and dimensioned lumber.

2 Products formerly available only through custom order are now priced and dispatched as stock products. A special millwork department is also geared to produce custom products in nearly the same time as stock deliveries. Combine all of this with personalized service that includes individual sales, onsite pricing, footage estimates and design consultation. It is obvious why WHI has enjoyed healthy, continuous growth since its establishment in is continuing to grow; this is reflected in the 30,000 square foot addition to our manufacturing facility, a 2,000 square foot addition to our corporate office, a 25,000 square foot expansion in our pre-hung door department and expanding our number of warehouses to 12 total. Campbellsville, Kentucky is home to our corporate and operations office along with our main warehousing and manufacturing facilities. Currently our satellite warehouses are in a four state area (Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio) and have Account Executives available to assist you.

3 The warehouses are located in: Campbellsville, Bowling Green, Lexington, Louisville, Richmond and Walton in Kentucky; Evansville and Indianapolis in Indiana; Dayton and Cincinnati in Ohio; and Brentwood and Hendersonville in Tennessee. We accept the responsibility to create added value for those who entrust us with their business or home. We strive to effectively meet our customers ever-changing needs. WHI realizes we must consistently meet the demanding guidelines for quality and service that we developed many years ago and our customers have come to Hardwood Interiors strives to exceed your expectations in quality, service and integrity. Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Campbellsville Bypass / Box 485 / Campbellsville, KY (c) Valued Customer:On behalf of Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Inc., I would like to thank you for your continued support throughout our 23 years of , our customers, are the foundation of our success.

4 We highly value you and your opinions and we take pride in providing you with the best products to fit your necessities. We strive to exceed our customer s needs through quality, service and : We are confident that you will be pleased with the quality of the material and work-manship you will find with our products. Our reputation has been established through repeat customers, word-of-mouth referrals and the guarantee we : Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Inc. (WHI) is committed to strengthening the relationship we share with our current customers while continuing to build solid relationships with new customers. Improvements and expansions are in the planning stages in order to provide our customers with the best possible service. We have numerous Account Executives and service personnel throughout our territories, who are available to provide personal, one-on-one assistance for all of your building projects.

5 We offer an unsurpassed level of personal service to compliment our : WHI is dedicated to operating our business with integrity. From our employees and staff, to our Account Executives, to the products that go out the door, we want your buying experience with WHI to be pleasing from start to finish and conducted with the utmost feel free to call on us at anytime our Account Executives and our Customer Service Department will strive to exceed your expectations. Thank you again from Wholesale Hardwood Interiors, Inc. Sincerely,Michael G. JuddPresidentA L er From the President6 How to Lay Out A Stair in 30 Seconds1. First, determine the floor-to-floor dimension from the plans or field Divide the floor-to-floor dimensions by 8.*3. Round the answer up to the next whole number (this is the minimum number of total risers in the proposed Stair ).4.

6 Subtract one from the number of risers calculated in step 3 (this is the minimum total number of treads in the proposed Stair ).5. Multiply 13 by the number of risers calculated in step 3 (this is the approximate length, in inches, of the stringer and skirtboard needed for the Stair ).6. Multiply 13 by the number of treads calculated in step 4 (this is the minimum length, in inches, of the handrail or shoerail).7. Multiply 10 by the number of risers calculated in step 3 (this is the minimum run of the Stair ).8. Add 12 to the run calculated in step 7 to allow for the lug at the top of the Stair and for trim at the bottom of the Stair (total space requirement for the run or horizontal length of the Stair ).9. Headroom: determine how many risers will be located under the ceiling instead of under the well. With an 8 ceiling, there can only be two risers outside the well; with a 9 ceiling, there can be three and in a 10 ceiling, there can be four.

7 If there are more, then a headroom problem is on following man Stair Building GuideEach indexed chapter of this guide visually deals with one segment of the Stair installation process. Dozens of photographs cover each section in depth, allowing you to see actual job site conditions at each stage of the installation process. This book measures 7-1/4 x 9 and includes reference charts, step-by-step photos, in-depth details and is clearly written for both the beginning carpenter and experienced Stair installer to understand. Chapters covered in the book include: Stair basics, part information, rough Stair , Stair body, balustrade layout, newels, rails and fittings, baulsters, curved rail, wonderail, forged and hardware. A reference and index section are also included. 10. To double check that your Stair meets prevailing* code guidelines, divide the floor-to-floor dimensions by the number of risers calculated in step 3.

8 If that dimension is more than 7-3/4, add one riser and adjust the rest of the calculations accordingly. *Check local code for maximum/minimum rise and adjust calculations accordingly. It is easier to round up to a whole number when dividing to avoid dividing by is not the only way to calculate dimensions for a Stair ; this is just a quick way to determine the minimum Stair to fit the floor-to-floor dimension and allows you to determine space and headroom problems immediately. NOTE: The tips above are intended as information only and no attempt is made to represent or imply any codes. Code information and enforcement are the sole responsibility of the Stair builder and local code officials and WHI is not responsible for the use of any of this information in any application. 8 Stair SystemsPOST-TO-POST (PTP): A balustrade system where handrail is cut and attached between square top newels.

9 1/2 NewelLanding TreadKnee WallPlowed Rail/Filletfor Square Top BalusterShoerail with FilletStarting NewelPlain Handrail2-Rise GooseneckLanding NewelLanding Newels1-Rise Gooseneck9 Stair SystemsOVER-THE-POST (OTP): A balustrade system which utilizes fittings to go over newels for an unbroken, continuous handrail. Landing TreadLeft-Hand VoluteStarting NewelDouble BullnoseStarting StepSkirt BoardOpen StairBracketMitered Returned TreadRight-HandTurnoutSquare Top BalustersPlowed Rail / Filletfor Square Top BalustersOval RosetteTandem Cap1-Rise Left-Hand Gooseneckwith CapPlain Rail for TaperTop Balusters2-Rise Left-HandGooseneck with CapLanding Newel10 Newels1112 NewelsNewel: A structural, vertical post used at the top and bottom of every Stair , at all directional changes and at intervals of not more than 8 on level balcony runs. NOTE: Diameter denotes a round bottom newel.

10 Half Newels are available by request. 43 16-7/16 4010SP - 3 X 43 Oak, Poplar 26-9/16 56 29-7/16 4015SP - 3 X 56 Oak, Poplar 26-9/16 4040SP - 3 X 47 Oak, Poplar 47 17-7/8 5 3-7/16 20-11/16 21-7/8 4045SP - 3 X 56 Oak, Poplar 10 3-7/16 20-11/16 56 56 18-7/8 4046SP - 3 X 56 Oak, Poplar 13 3-7/16 20-11/16 43 16-5/16 4063SP 3 Diameter X 43 Oak, Poplar 26-11/16 6 4042SP - 3 X 52 Oak, Poplar 22-7/8 5 3-7/16 52 20-11/16 13 Newels3-1/2"48"17-1/2"17"9-1/2"4001 - 3-1/2 X 48 Oak, Poplar 56 25-1/2 17-1/2 3-1/2 9-1/2 3-1/2"59-1/2"17-1/2"22-1/2"16"4003 - 3-1/2 X 59-1/2 Oak, Poplar 47-1/2 20 17-1/2 3-1/2 4007 - 3-1/2 X 47-1/2 Oak, Poplar 6-1/2 28-1/2 17-1/2 3-1/2 4008 - 3-1/2 X 56 Oak, Poplar 6-1/2 4002 - 3-1/2 X 56 Oak, Poplar 4500 - 3-1/2 X 48 White Oak 48 16-1/4 23 3-1/2 5 4504 - 3-1/2 X 58 White Oak 58 26-1/4 23 3-1/2 5 41 1 12-15/16 13 5-1/2 2-7/8 5-11/16 4210 - 3-1/2 X 41 Oak, Poplar 60 32 5-11/16 1 12-15/16 5-1/2 2-7/8 4215 - 3-1/2 X 60 Oak, Poplar 44 16 5-11/16 1 12-15/16 5-1/2 2-7/8 4662 3-3/8 Diameter X 44 Oak, Poplar 45-1/2 17-1/2 3-1/2 6-1/2 73 4008L - 3-1/2 X 73 Oak, Poplar 56 14 Newels 40 1 27 12 4012 - 3 X 40 Oak, Poplar 44 1 27 16 4014 - 3 X 44 Oak, Poplar 60 1 27 32 4015 - 3 X 60 Oak, Poplar 47-1/2 2-3/8 23-1/4 16-7/8 5 4040 - 3 X 47-1/2 Oak, Poplar, White Oak 53-1/2 2-3/8 23-1/4 22-7/8 5 4042 - 3 X 53-1/2 Oak, Poplar, White Oak 59-1/22-3/8 23-1/4 23-7/8 10 4045 - 3 X 59-1/2 Oak, Poplar.