7019 Opening Cap Wood Handrail Fitting

Wood is a natural material and can exhibit slight dimensional variances due to fluctuations in moisture content and weather exposure. Additionally, the cutting tools used to manufacture the handrails may experience minor wear over time. These factors can occasionally lead to slight inconsistencies when fitting the handrail and fittings together. This is an industry-standard characteristic of wood. Typically, wood glue and mounting hardware are used to join the handrail and fitting, and this seam is sanded smooth. In cases where minor fitting adjustments are needed, the sanding process blends the pieces seamlessly, usually without adding significant time or complexity. Wood is a natural material with inherent variations in color, grain, and texture. These variations are not defects, but rather unique characteristics that enhance the natural beauty of each piece. Because wood is a product of nature, no two pieces are exactly alike. Embrace the subtle differences in color and grain, and appreciate the unique character they bring to your home. While every effort is made to select and craft high-quality wood stair parts, it is important to understand that these natural variations are what make wood such a beautiful and desirable material. In addition to the natural variations mentioned above, some wood species may exhibit distinctive markings such as "tiger stripes" or medullary rays. These are natural growth patterns within the wood that add visual interest and are not considered defects. The presence and appearance of these markings will vary depending on the species and individual piece.