Masonry Round Pear Baluster
A row of cast stone balusters, each a round pear shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
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A row of cast stone balusters, each a round pear shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a ringed spindle round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a necked vase shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a narrow double bulb round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a long bell shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a large pear shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a grand vase shaped round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A row of cast stone balusters, each a flared base round shaft between a square base block and a square cap block.
A plain timber half newel post that finishes a balustrade against a wall, a flat back and a square front.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A turned timber newel post made of a finial, a square top block, a turned shaft and a square bottom block.
A hollow square or rectangular metal tube post with softened corners.
A square cast stone veneer shell that wraps a structural column, drawn as the hollow veneer only.
A square pier built from solid stone blocks laid one on another.
A square cast stone pier shaft with a round core hole through its whole height, in a choice of stone colours.
A slim extruded strut post whose side channels hold the glass panels on one or both sides.
A hand forged four sided point that tapers to a small blunt tip on top of a square bar or post.
A flat wide spade with a central boss that crowns a picket.
A flat teardrop shaped leaf that crowns a picket.
A small flat leaf that crowns a slim round picket.
A flat leaf with notched side lobes that crowns a picket.
A round disc with a scalloped rim that crowns a picket.
A flat narrow leaf with small side lobes that crowns a picket.
A flat lily shaped plate with two curled side petals that crowns a picket.
A forged acanthus leaf with a long tapering stem that crowns a picket.
A round pointed petal rosette that crowns a picket.
A flat fleur de lis plate that crowns a slim picket.
A free-standing roof guard base that holds the post on a cast foot and a long steel tube carrying a heavy plastic weight.
A square steel base plate bolted to the floor with a cap that covers the plate and the bolts.
A short square tube welded between two square plates that carries a square post slid over the tube.
A short post stub standing on a square base plate that the railing post slides over.
A steel bracket bolted to the side face of a slab or deck edge that grips the post at an upper and a lower arm.
Glass types and composite board colours that fill or finish a railing.
Surface finishes of the metal parts of a railing, from powder coated and anodised aluminium to stainless steel and wood-look top rails.
A flat perforated metal panel with a plain border, in powder coated steel or aluminium, filling the field between two supports.
A stair flight whose treads hang from a pair of rods at each step, carried by the railing or a tie above.
A stair flight whose treads project from a wall, each held by anchor rods set into the wall.
A stair flight carried by one steel spine under the centre line, each tread held on its own bracket.
A straight stair flight on two cut strings that carry the treads from below and leave the ends of the treads and the risers in view.
A straight stair flight with a housed string on each side that encloses the treads and, optionally, the riser boards.
A cast concrete flight of stairs made of one plate folded into treads and risers, with no slab under the steps.
A cast concrete flight of stairs, one solid body whose steps sit on a sloping slab.
A flight of stairs made of solid blocks, each step one block laid on a prepared bed with no stringer.