A plain iron baluster is the vertical infill member that fills the space between a stair's treads or shoe rail and the underside of the handrail. The straight, unadorned bar profile is the most common pattern in iron balustrades, used on its own for a clean contemporary run or mixed with decorative twist and basket balusters to break up the rhythm of a long stair.

Iron balusters are the standard replacement when a wood balustrade is being updated without rebuilding the newels and handrail. The bar is cut to length on site to suit the rake of the stair or a level balcony run, then set into a drilled hole or a shoe and fixed with epoxy or a set screw. Because each piece is cut individually, the same baluster works on stairs of different pitches and on landings.

Key Features

• Plain straight bar pattern with no decorative collars or twists
• Iron construction for a rigid infill member that resists flexing between rail and tread
• Cut to length on site for raking stair runs or level balcony sections
• Installs into drilled treads and handrail, or with shoes and set screws over a shoe rail
• Sold by the piece so quantities can be matched to baluster spacing on a given run
• Mixes with decorative iron patterns of the same series for alternating layouts

Applications

• Interior stair balustrades in place of wood balusters
• Balcony and landing guard infill
• Iron baluster retrofits over existing newels and handrail
• Mixed patterns alternating plain bars with decorative balusters
• New stair systems using shoe rail and shoe plate installation

Product Details

• Product Type: Iron baluster
• Pattern: Plain bar
• Material: Iron
• Model: PLA44
• Sold By: Piece

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