This House of Forgings 7088-2 2 rise straight gooseneck with cap handrail fitting is used on landings where you need a vertical rise and the rail continues on with an over-the-post system for the 6010 series.
Key specs:
- Material: Wood; available in multiple species.
- Code compliance: Meets International Residential Code (IRC) standards for handrail transitions in residential stairs.
- Design: 2 rise straight gooseneck with cap profile; unfinished and ready to stain, free of knots and defects.
- Includes: Mounting hardware and instructions.
Usage Tips: Although ready to stain, inspect for handling marks or smudges and lightly sand with 220-grit or finer paper, then wipe clean with a tack cloth before applying stain to ensure even absorption.
Availability and lead times:
- Red oak and white oak: Stocked and ready for immediate shipping.
- All other species (including exotics, custom options): Made to order with up to 4 weeks production time plus shipping; no returns or exchanges on customs.
3 reviews for 7088-2 – 2 Rise Straight Gooseneck with Cap Handrail Fitting – 6010 Series
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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.
Wanda York –
Sheryl reviewed my layout and confirmed this straight one was what I needed to continue the rail in the same direction but at a higher elevation
Tabitha Hawkins –
We have a mid-stair landing and needed to bring the handrail up to meet the next section of level railing.
Stuart Gentry –
This straight gooseneck with the cap was essential for our over-the-post system where the rail needed to rise vertically at a landing without turning.