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Floral Iron Stair Spindles | Hidden Fix Side Mount | Wabi Sabi Japandi Stair Railing | Scalloped Scallop Baluster | Hand Forged

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Floral Iron Stair Spindles | Hidden Fix Side Mount | Wabi Sabi Japandi Stair Railing | Scalloped Scallop Baluster | Hand ForgedNEED A CUSTOM SIZE? Message us for a quote! We answer all enquiries within 1 12 hours. SEAMLESS "HIDDEN PIN" FIXING FREE UK DELIVERY 5 STAR REVIEWS Bring a touch of organic, artisanal beauty to your home with our "Chrysanthemum" Scalloped Hidden Fix Spindles. The intricate floral casting mimics the Japanese Chrysanthemum (or a traditional Scallop shell), making this the perfect hardware for Japandi, Wabi Sabi, and Modern Rustic interiors. The seamless

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Bring a touch of organic, artisanal beauty to your home with our "Chrysanthemum" Scalloped Hidden Fix Spindles.
The intricate floral casting mimics the Japanese Chrysanthemum (or a traditional Scallop shell), making this the perfect hardware for Japandi, Wabi-Sabi, and Modern Rustic interiors. The seamless "Hidden Pin" mounting system ensures the organic shape is not interrupted by visible screws, creating a calm, minimalist finish.

THE DESIGN
The centerpiece is the 75mm x 70mm Scalloped Flange. Its organic, slightly oval shape features deep-relief petal details. It holds a solid 14mm Steel Bar, finished in clear lacquer to reveal the "gunmetal grey" tones of the forged steel. This raw finish pairs exceptionally well with charred timber (Shou Sugi Ban), walnut, or light oak.

THE SPECS (See Data Sheet in Photos)
Material: 14mm Solid Forged Steel Bar.
Mounts: Scalloped / Chrysanthemum Cast Alloy Flanges.
Fixing Style: Hidden Threaded Pin (20mm pin on reverse).
Finish: Clear Lacquer. Protects the metal while showcasing the authentic silver/grey forge colors.
Length: 1000 mm / 100 cm (Standard). Custom lengths available.
Flange Dimensions: 75 mm x 70 mm (Organic Oval/Round).
Wall Offset: 35 mm gap.
Style: Japandi, Wabi-Sabi, Art Nouveau, Organic, Zen.

WHAT IS INCLUDED?
1 x Handcrafted Chrysanthemum Spindle (Rail + Cast Flanges attached).
Note: This item uses a hidden pin fixing. Installation requires drilling a hole and using construction resin or threading to secure the pin.

WHY CHOOSE THE HIDDEN FIX?
Minimalist Perfection: No ugly screw heads. The spindle looks like it is floating or growing out of the wood.
Organic Silhouette: The scallop shape is soft and flowing, adding a natural element to rigid architectural lines.
Versatile Style: While it looks historic, the clean installation allows it to work in ultra-modern "Zen" homes.

WHY BUY FROM MIDDLE FARM CRAFTS?
Artisan Quality: We don't use mass-produced parts. Every piece is hand-finished in our UK workshop.
Unique Designs: You won't find this specific mix of "Hidden Fix" and "Floral Casting" in big box stores.
Direct Support: We can guide you on the best installation methods for the hidden pin system.
Please note: This is a raw lacquered product. Subtle variations in the metal tone and texture are intentional, celebrating the imperfection of hand-forged steel.

Proudly Handmade in the United Kingdom.

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