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A composite handrail is often as easy to build as a traditional wood handrail, without the associated maintenance concerns and with a lesser chance of rot.
It is also an excellent way to evaluate the workability and durability of a composite material before investing in a larger project.
Be Safe: Know Your Local Building Code
Keep in mind when installing any type of handrail that your local building code should be consulted for height and spacing between balusters, as well as other requirements. By following these guidelines you can help ensure that your new composite handrail will not be a hazard.
You should also consider whether what type of composite handrail will best fit your home.
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