Stair Systems

A square oak newel post for interior stairs and balcony railings. The newel is the structural anchor of a balustrade: it terminates the handrail at...

A newel post is the anchor point of a stair balustrade. It carries the end of the handrail and resists the lateral load that the balusters and rail...

A solid red oak newel post in a plain square profile, used as the structural anchor point for a stair balustrade. The newel carries the handrail at...

Landing tread is the finished nosing that caps the edge of a landing or the top floor line of a staircase, where a stair tread would otherwise be m...

Landing tread is the transition moulding used at the top of a staircase and around landing openings, where finished flooring meets open air above t...

Landing tread is the finished nosing moulding used where a floor surface meets a stair opening. One long edge is milled with a rounded bullnose tha...

Landing tread, sometimes called nosing or landing nosing, finishes the exposed edge of a floor or landing where a stairway opens onto it. The front...

Landing tread is the transition piece that finishes the floor edge at the top of a staircase or at an intermediate landing. Its front edge is mille...

Landing tread is the transition moulding that finishes the floor edge at the top of a stair run or at an intermediate landing. One edge carries a r...

Landing tread is the finish moulding that closes out the floor edge at the top of a stair run or at an intermediate landing. It carries a bullnosed...

Landing tread is the milled oak moulding that finishes the floor edge at the top of a stair run or around a stairwell opening. One edge carries a r...

Landing tread is the milled oak moulding that finishes the floor edge at the top of a staircase or at an intermediate landing. One edge is shaped i...

Landing tread is the milled oak nosing that finishes the edge of a floor at the top of a stair run or around a stairwell opening. One edge carries ...

A baluster shoe is the small collar that sits at the foot of a square iron baluster where it meets a stair tread, knee wall cap or floor. It concea...

Pressure-treated southern yellow pine baluster stock for deck railings, porch rails and stair guard sections. The pieces are milled square and beve...

Iron balusters are the vertical infill members that run between a stair's treads or shoe rail and the handrail, filling the space in a balustrade a...

A decorative iron baluster with a scroll pattern worked into the center of the bar, used as an infill picket between the tread or shoe rail and the...

A square iron baluster with a double twist detail worked into the center of the bar, used as the vertical infill between a stair tread or shoe rail...

Iron balusters form the vertical infill of a stair balustrade, spanning from the tread or shoe rail up to the underside of the handrail. They carry...

An iron stair baluster with a square solid bar shaft and a double basket pattern — two woven decorative baskets spaced along the center of the spin...

A single-twist iron baluster for stair balustrades and interior railing systems. The square bar runs plain at both ends with one twisted section wo...

A single iron stair baluster finished in black, used as the vertical infill member between a stair tread or shoe rail below and the handrail above....

A single-ball iron baluster for stair balustrades and interior guard systems. The plain square bar is interrupted by one decorative ball at mid-hei...