Stairs with turns & landings
Find the Right Handrail for Your Staircase Layout
Choose a straightforward Stair & Landing kit or a continuous made-to-measure handrail designed around quarter-turn, half-turn and winder staircases.
Which best matches your staircase?
The key question is whether you need fixed-length horizontal extensions onto the landings at the top and bottom of one stair flight, or a complete handrail designed continuously around several turns and sections.
Stair & Landing Kits
For one stair flight with fixed-length horizontal handrail extensions protruding onto the landings at the top and bottom.
- Select the main sloping stair length online
- Set-length landing extensions at both ends
- Available in solid oak and stainless steel
- Supplied as a complete ready-to-install kit
Continuous Made-to-Measure Systems
For handrails continuing around corners, winders, landings or between multiple stair flights.
- Designed around your staircase measurements
- Quarter-turn, half-turn and winder layouts
- Premium brackets with concealed fixings
- Final configuration checked before manufacture
Explore materials and finishes
Both ranges are available in solid oak finishes and satin stainless steel. Finished rails are prepared in our workshop so they arrive ready to install.
Oak is a natural material, so grain and tone will vary slightly. Unfinished oak can be finished on site to match existing joinery. Black stainless steel is also available on selected continuous systems.
Compare the two systems
Both systems are manufactured in our Norfolk workshop and arrive with the handrail, brackets, connecting components, fixings and installation guidance.
Continuous systems for common staircase layouts
If your handrail needs to follow more than one change in direction, use the calculator for a guide price and send the layout through for confirmation.
Quarter-turn landing
A stair flight changing direction through a square landing.
Quarter-turn winder
A 90-degree turn formed by widening or triangular steps.
Half-turn landing
Two stair flights returning in the opposite direction.
Half-turn winder
A returning staircase with winder steps through the turn.
How a made-to-measure system works
You do not need to work out rail projections, joint positions or component allowances yourself—we make those adjustments when planning the system.
Measure the staircase layout
Use the relevant diagram and send the basic dimensions, ideally with a photograph or sketch.
We check the configuration
We calculate rail sections, bracket positions, elbows and allowances around the actual staircase.
Delivered ready to install
The system arrives cut and finished, with assembly tools, fixings and installation guidance included.
Not sure which system you need?
Send us a photograph of the staircase with rough measurements. We’ll tell you whether a standard Stair & Landing kit will work or whether the layout needs a continuous made-to-measure system.
Because CoreMount is modular, small measuring errors can normally be corrected by adjusting or replacing one section rather than remaking the entire handrail.