stair rod

It was raining stair rods when he opened the barracks door.

Stair rods, however, are still an integral part of many installation techniques.

One of the stair rods, he remembered - near the top, not far from Eve's bedroom door - was loose.

Materials used in stair rods can be steel, iron, wood, aluminum, or brass.

Outside the rain is falling in stair rods.

Brass stair rods glittered in the dimness of the hallway.

Half term, rain like stair rods, cinema full of grandparents with children, fantastic atmosphere, great film.

They wouldn't recognize the country if it wasn't raining stair rods."

The stairs were of light oak, with gleaming brass stair rods and a bright aquamarine carpet.

The left wing also contained a staircase with iron stair rods, three small rooms, another room, and another attic.

He lost his grip, staggered, uttered an angry grunt, and took one step backwards - full on the loose stair rod below.

The flight of three stairs with a mahogany look finish and brass stair rods is proving a winner with customers.

It is sometimes used as a metaphor for heavy rain, e.g. "It's raining stair rods".

The stair rods of rain were making it difficult to see anything and he was just convincing himself he was mistaken when .

I nips back into West End Lane like a shot and the rain's coming down like stair rods.

But it was also tall and steep, and its thick carpet was fastened by old - fashioned brass stair rods.

Stair rods consists of a long bar, either solid core or tube (hollow core), and brackets used to hold the bar in place.

Today brass and brass plated stair rods are generally considered to strike a perfect balance between strength, appearance, and value.

He sometimes thought better in the car so he lay back in his seat, smoking, eyes half closed, letting Burton drive through the stair rods of rain.

In his preoccupation with that light, he forgot all about the loose stair rod he had sworn to avoid; and, of course, he fell flat over it.

Dutch: het regent pijpenstelen ("pipe stems or stair rods")

A stair carpet may be fixed to the stairs by means of carpet tacks or adhesive underfloor, or clamped in place using stair rods.

We were soon climbing a wide grassy path to the cliff top, where there was a sweeping view of the sea, pockmarked by stair rods of sun piercing the clouds.

A stair rod, also commonly referred to as a carpet rod, is an ornamental decorative hardware item used with carpet runner (also known as stair runners) on steps.

The method shown here uses tackless strips as fasteners instead of old-fashioned stair rods, which prevent stretching carpet tightly, and allows shifting carpeting to expose fresh material as wear develops.