Medium Volutes
  Dresser volutes are designed as alternative to newel posts at the base or top of stairs They can also be used as for dividing rooms in conjunction with hand rail and balusters. |
  These medium volutes are designed to fit with the Dresser DM 130 handrail. The construction of these volutes is modular as shown in the images v1 to v4.This allows the user to create a scrolled finish to handrails in keeping with the space available. |
  A range of accessories is also available shown on the next page. Up-easings, down-easings and mitre caps combine to create continuous flowing handrails. |
  Dresser manufactures volutes, accessories and handrails in a variety of woods including american white oak and ash, softwood and sapele. |
 Falling wreath proving a
change in direction through 90 degrees to the horizontal.can be used with scroll end V1 to form a tight compact volute where space is critical. |
 Up-easing to provide a change
in angle for handrails.This component can be cut a various point to
achieve the require angle of rise. |
 Down-easing to provide a
change in angle for handrails.This component can be cut a various point to
achieve the require angle of fall. |
 'Lions Claw' end for DM130
handrail. Ideal decorative termination for wall mounted handrails Can be
connected with the up-easing. |
DM130
HANDRAILS Dresser manufacture a stock range of curved handrails from 120mm centre line radius for tight changes in direction through to more gentle radii at 1500mm |
 End cap for
use with the VN1 volute newel.Applications include termination of balustrading on walkways and situations where volutes or newels would not be applicable |
 Mitre cap
desgined for use with volute newel VN1.Used in balustrading where newels
would not be applicable |
 Dresser
handrail bolt for connecting sections of handrail together securely. |
 Volute newel VN1 ex 100mm designed to fit
with the scroll end V1 to provide extra support . Used with end caps and
mitre caps for continuous handrailing. |
 Illustration
showing abalustrade incorporating two tight handrail curves connected to an up-easing and down- easing. |