MAPLE RIDGE, BC, February 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Beginning February 4th, seven retail locations (4-Colorado, 2 Utah, 1 Washington) will be stocking the new StairSimple Axxys brand of interior stair rail kits from BW Creative Wood Industries. Homeowners and builders in these areas will be first to have access to this true innovation in stair railing. Until now interior stair installation was the sole domain of highly skilled stair installers. StairSimple Axxys changes that by making installation do-it-yourself simple.
"Do-It-Yourself nationwide chains have become synonymous with the concept of empowering homeowners to perform their own repairs and renovations," reports BW Creative President Robert Mitchell, "making them the ideal stage for introducing our revolutionary StairSimple Axxys stair railing kits. An all-in-one, do-it-yourself stair rail kit which eliminates complex stair angle calculations and cuts with pivoting connectors; then we add pre-measured and pre-drilled holes, making the whole package incredibly easy to install with professional results in one quarter of the time!"
The following locations with be the first to carry this exciting new do-it-yourself product, with plans for more locations to follow suit in the near future.
Colorado
Arvada, CO - 5215 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, CO 80002 - (303) 456-4000
Santa Fe, CO - 500 S Santa Fe Dr, Denver, CO 80223 - (303) 765-0400
Greenwood Village, CO - 9401 E Arapahoe Rd, Greenwood Village, CO 80112 - (303) 799-9071
Highlands Ranch, CO - 1200 Mayberry Drive, Littleton, CO 80129 - (720) 344-7645
Utah
Sandy, UT - 135 E 11400 South, Sandy, UT 84070 - (801) 523-0069
Ogden, UT - 984 Wall Avenue, Ogden, UT 84404 - (801) 393-0106
Washington
Burlington, WA - 2001 Market Place Drive, Burlington, WA 98233 - (360) 757-1986
BW Creative Wood Industries Ltd is one of the world's leading manufacturers of railing systems, components, and accessories. Their products enhance the beauty and safety of your home with exceptional railings that are simple to install.
For more information visit their website at www.stairsimple.com or check out StairSimple on YouTube at www.youtube.com/stairsimple.
The Industry's First Do-It-Yourself Stair Railing, StairSimple Axxys, to be Introduced Through a Nationwide Do-It-Yourself Retail Chain
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