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The Jackson Woodturners Circular Wall Patrice is an essential mounting accessory for DIYers and professional contractors installing or refurbishing stair handrail systems. It provides a secure, load-bearing foundation for wall-mounted handrail brackets while ensuring a clean, professional aesthetic on the wall surface. While these patrices offer excellent structural support and a refined finish, users should be aware that the product does not include mounting hardware, brackets, or handrails, requiring separate procurement of appropriate fixings for specific wall materials.
| Model Part Number | JWWP |
|---|---|
| Brand | Jackson Woodturners |
No, the patrice is sold as a standalone item and does not include screws, wall plugs, or brackets.
Yes, because these are made of oak, they can be painted or stained to match your existing interior decor.
The circular design has a diameter of 96mm.
These are designed for internal use; using them outdoors would require specialized exterior-grade wood treatment and weather-resistant sealants.
The thickness or depth of the patrice is 19mm.
Yes, but ensure you use appropriate hollow-wall anchors to maintain a secure hold.
Ensure the wall anchors are the correct type for your specific wall material (e.g., toggle bolts for plasterboard, masonry plugs for brick).
Ensure you are using the correct length and gauge of screws that are compatible with the thickness of the patrice and the requirements of the bracket.
To install, ensure your wall surface is clean and level. You will need to select appropriate wall plugs and screws depending on whether your wall is made of brick, concrete, or stud-partition plasterboard.
For care, wipe the pre-finished oak surface with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or excessive water, which may damage the natural wood finish. If the surface becomes scuffed over time, it can be lightly sanded and refinished to restore its appearance.
