Spindles

Etched to perfection
Our innovative etching system enables us to create beautiful spindles using any design from of our wide range of patterns, or a design or logo of your choice. Etching allows you to add subtle individual touches and create statement metalwork features to showcase your brand or personality.

Personalised spindles with designs of your choice etched into brass or steel create unique balustrades, partition screens or decorative features for lobbies, reception areas, hotels, restaurants, homes and businesses.

Subtle expressions of individuality

You can choose spindles in patinated or polished brass or stainless steel, in standard or bespoke lengths to suit your project and the style of your premises. The spindles are designed for easy installation, enabling you to create beautiful and unique decorative features to enhance any building interior.

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THE BEAUTY OF OUR SPINDLES IS IN THE DETAIL

If you would like Topp & Co. to create unique spindles for your property, please get in touch so we can discuss the details. We’ll listen to your requirements and help you to create statement features that will add style and distinction to any interior.

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