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Staircase and Railing Store is your premier destination for Spiral Staircases, Banister and Railing Systems and Modular Staircases. Our Indoor & Outdoor Staircase and Railing systems are designed to be easy to install and affordable with many options sure to fit into your budget. US Distributor of Dolle Staircase & Railing products from Denmark.

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We work with architects, contractors, metal fabricators and homeowners all over the United States on architectural cable railing systems. My son and I are based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, but as you'll see from the photos, we're proud to be asked to work all over the country!

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We are a custom metal working shop we work in all types of metal, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Zink and Steel.

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N. C. Shegstad & Sons Ornamental Ironworks is a family owned local business that has been handed down 3 generations, and has serviced the Twin Cities for over 60 years. We are equipped with the technologies and skills in all areas of fabrication and repair. Our products are built to measure, personal preference, and style. If there is something specific you are looking for, please let us know and we will accommodate you

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Twin Cities Trimming is a higher end interior trim/millwork and railing installation company. We install all types of interior trim and woodwork, but specialize in staircases, railings, mantles and other types of challenging woodwork projects. We are a 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2020 Houzz winner of best Customer Service Award.

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Twin City Metalseal, Inc. is a vacuum impregnation company as well as a powder coating company that serves the Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota metro area. Impregnation can be performed on castings before or after machining, as in the case of powdered metal parts and some sand castings. Die castings should be impregnated after all machining has been done to ensure that all porosity has been uncovered. It has been proven to be more cost effective to impregnate rather than to scrap castings. If a cast

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