Timber Ringed Taper Baluster Pin Top
A row of tapered timber balusters with a pin at the top for a drilled handrail and a square block at the foot.
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A row of tapered timber balusters with a pin at the top for a drilled handrail and a square block at the foot.
A row of turned timber balusters with square blocks at both ends for a plowed handrail, with a fillet strip between the blocks.
A row of turned timber balusters with a pin at the top for a drilled handrail and a square block at the foot.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a waisted pear shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each an urn shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a pinched neck round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a pear shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a long necked round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a double ring round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a double bulb round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a collared bell shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a bell shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
Level flat slats between two supports, upright or tilted like a louver, with an even open gap between them.
A flat metal plate filling the field between two supports, solid or punched with round or square holes.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a round turned shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters that are square in section, with the turned outline showing on all four faces.
Level round rods or tubes running between two supports, stacked so no opening is wider than the chosen limit.
Level stainless cables stretched between two supports at a tight even spacing.
A diamond net of thin stainless rope stretched across the field between two supports.
A single toughened glass pane filling the field between two supports, clear or obscure.