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| id modern stairparts are a range of timber stair parts including spindles (id ez, id flo and id vu), handrail, baserail, newel and a newel cap. They are modern, contemporary and create stunning timber, modern staircases. id modern stairparts are perfect for modern, contemporary interiors. The homepage is an introduction to the id contemporary spindles and stair parts and also includes links to inspiration for modern staircases. |
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Are you looking for some more information about id modern stairparts? Check out the more... section for lots of 'behind the scenes' information on modern stair parts. news // meet the team // follow, like and link // blog // comments // events // our ethics // the making of... // get in touch |
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Explore the downloads section for design ideas, technical help and CAD models and drawings.You can even look at 3D PDFs of all the id modern stairparts, including id ez, id flo and id vu. |
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Have a look through the gallery and see how id modern stairparts can be used to create stunning staircases. See how you can use id ez spindles, id flo spindles and id vu spindles with the range of id stair parts on your contemporary staircases. We are continually updating the gallery so keep checking back for new pictures. |
| Find where you can buy your id modern stairparts. We have stockists all over the UK - use the postcode search to find the nearest stair parts stockist to you. |
| Explore some of the interesting design features in the id modern stairparts range. All id stair parts are designed to complement each other. Not only will they complete the look of your stairs, there are some really interesting features which add to the id experience. Unlike any other stair parts id breaks new ground with an imaginative and totally modern use of wood. Explore the id stair parts including: id ez spindles, id flo spindles, id vu spindles, id multi newel, id safe-grip handrail, id baserail, id newel cap and id infill conversion kit. |
Have a guess what this is....
Recycling at its best here as designer Markus Johannson used a collection of old sticks to create this amazing design.
But can you guess what it might be?
If not, all will be revealed in our next blog entry.
27/09/11 |
