Cheshire Mouldings Spigot Stop Chamfer Natural Pine Newel - (H)82mm (W)82mm

A spigot newel post has a projecting tenon (the spigot) at the bottom, designed to fit into a base or existing newel base.

While the installation is straightforward, some carpentry experience is recommended. If you're unsure, consider hiring a professional.

You will need either an existing base or a newel base specifically designed to receive a spigot newel post.

Wipe it down with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

This newel post is designed for indoor use. Exposure to the elements may damage the wood.

Lightly sand the affected area and apply a matching stain or paint to conceal the scratch.

The natural pine is not treated. It is ready to be finished with stain, paint, or varnish of your choice.

Check the fixings to ensure they are secure. Tighten screws or re-apply adhesive as needed. Make sure the newel post is properly fitted into the base.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared by sanding it lightly. Apply a primer before painting or staining, and allow ample drying time between coats.