Handrails
Handrail Fittings
Newel Posts
Wood Balusters
Iron Balusters
Treads, Tread Ends, & Risers

Wood Balusters – Sheraton Plain

Newel Posts – Sheraton Plain

Wood Balusters – Sheraton Twist

Newel Posts – Sheraton Twist

Wood Balusters – Sheraton Flute

Newel Posts – Sheraton Flute

Wood Balusters – Classic

Newel Posts – Classic

Wood Balusters – Hampton

Newel Posts – Hampton

Wood Balusters – Sandalwood

Newel Posts – Sandalwood

Wood Balusters – Tradewinds

Newel Posts – Tradewinds

Wood Balusters – Colonial

Newel Posts – Colonial

Wood Balusters – Box Newels

Newel Posts – Box Newels

Wood Balusters – Royal

Newel Posts – Royal

Wood Balusters – Blank

Newel Posts – Blank

A baluster is a vertical post (sometimes called a spindle or picket) that is installed under the handrail to support it and helps form the guardrail system along the stairs and landings.  They are normally spaced evenly between the newel posts and they are a must for safety.

Wood Balusters

There are many styles of wood balusters, turned, square, or tapered.  Turned balusters are used more in a traditional or colonial design style and the square without turnings are normally used in craftsman or farmhouse style staircases.  Please check you city building departments for proper code compliance for correct spacing between balusters.

Materials:

  • Hardwoods – Red or White Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cherry, and more
  • Softwoods