You can! The best part about our oak staircases is that you can replace the individual parts if they crack, break or warp. Because of where baserails sit on a staircase (at the bottom of the balustrade), they’re slightly trickier to replace compared to other staircase parts. If you’re looking to replace your oak baserail, it usually includes the removal of other staircase parts, like the spindles. This is a great opportunity to upgrade your staircase and create a more modern take on traditional staircases. Use your oak baserail as a starting point and add personality using metal spindles or glass panels. If you are planning on replacing your baserail, it’s advised you go to a professional to prevent further damage. Having a trained expert help you out ensures you get a neat finish to your oak baserail and never have to worry about loose screws or inaccurate measurements.